Imagine riding against a wind strong enough to make your bike sway and chill drizzle hitting your face and all you could see were blurry images far off because you were busy trying not to get dust into your eyes. Well, that's how I was coming back home from work this evening because the cyclone Thane was in full swing. This morning when I woke up, I almost thought it was midnight. It was pitch dark and I couldn't imagine why it was so. I went back to sleep and when I woke up again I understood the reason.
The whole day at work was almost cold and since we were doing the final snack of our December Drizzle at the office, we were all busy not to notice the cyclone. We made Vegetable Soya chunks Biryani. I even made my colleagues take step by step pictures for the blog. And when it was all done, you could see some ten satisfied faces on a job well done.
Coming to this Aloo Sandwich, it was such a delicious mix of spices and I can never say no to a sandwich. With the release due end of this month, my team has been working during the weekends and I thought I should appreciate their hard work with some homemade sandwiches. Since Aloo Sandwiches were already featured and knowing my team loves spicy food, I decided to make the masala more spicy and tangy. The surprising part was that both Konda and Peddu loved it.
Even though I can't technically tag this colourful palette, I still would want to send this to Veena, who is hosting this month's Kid's Delight event. When I opened the sandwiches, it was colourful with the coriander and aloo, etc. Ok, it might be hard to accept, let's just say I want other kiddos to enjoy these sandwiches!..:)
Saute onion julienne with Pav Bhaji Masala, Chat Masala, salt, Amchur, green chilies in oil
Add fresh coriander leaves.
Microwave potatoes for 8 mins, then mash well.
Add the mashed potatoes to the pan
Mix and adjust the spices.
Trim the bread and spread the stuffing.
Preheat the sandwich maker and grill till done.
Aloo Sandwich with Pav Bhaji and Chat Masala:
Ingredients Needed:
Bread Slices - 8
Potatoes - 2 medium
Onions - 1 big
Green Chillies - 2 medium
Pav Bhaji Masala - 1/2 tsp
Chat Masala - 1/2 tsp
Red chili powder - 1/2 tsp
Amchur powder a pinch
Salt to taste
Kala Namak a small pinch
Oil - 1 tsp
Butter for toasting
How to make Aloo Sandwich
Reshmi Mahesh says
Delicious sandwich....
Wish you and your dear ones a Happy and Prosperous New Year
PriyaVaasu says
It was great fun doing this marathon valli!!! Sandwich looks very yummy!!!!
Vardhini says
Sandwiches look yummy Valli. Glad to have done the marathon with you.
Chef Mireille says
this looks so good and thank you for hosting this great marathon
nandini says
Sri...Looks/sounds yum! I have tried your chutney sandwich earlier and it turned out fab...as have all of your recipes that Ive tried.Now I have to find the appropriate thread and write.
Nalini's Kitchen says
Delicious and filling sandwich for breakfast or brunch.
The Pumpkin Farm says
they look yummy and also pretty simple and straightforward, instead of grilling and toasting all day along (my DH can go on eating these for hours if i agree to stand and feed him fresh and warm).
Aarthi says
delicious sandwich
Cool Lassi(e) says
I so want to have them as my late snack now! Simply fabulous!
Gayathri Kumar says
Very delicious sandwich...
Priya says
Sandwich makes me hungry..love it.
Suma Gandlur says
Very yummy sandwiches.
Glad to be a part of these marathons, Valli.
Wishing you and your family a very happy new year.
Pavani says
You made my mouth water with that step by step pics Valli.. Sandwich looks awesome.
veena krishnakumar says
This sandwhich looks very appetizing valli and thanks for linking:-)
Anonymous says
Very nice sandwich.... Ilove to make