Sunday breakfast was different from the usual this weekend. Every Sunday, it’s always Poori that adores the table along with different gravies. But since we had an outing planned and hubby dear insisting on not eating pooris, I thought given the time and scope, Sandwiches were the best bet. I was reminded of the many varieties, that I used to make for myself, during my early years of cooking. I have always been very fond of bread and experimented with different varieties. But hubby dear was not so keen bread in the early years, as it is tagged as a food to eat during illness. Only the last decade, has seen a great change in approach, to many towards bread.
Now hubby dear prefers bread for most days and on top whole wheat loaves. We discovered a bakery near our house, from which we get our bread fresh from the oven. Given my distance with baking these days, getting freshly baked loaves are a boon! So having decided on a sandwich, I remembered Mint stuffing that I used to love, then I knew I may not be able to convince Konda to eat this. These days she has been such a darling, eating most things when I tell her that I am saying she eats without fuss in the blog. So resorted to that tagline, she even said she wanted to see where I mention that!
Since there was a time constraint, I pressure cooked potatoes before leaving. We went for a temple visit and we really enjoyed seeing the kids being so religious. Three of them were having their hands folded and ready to prostrate in front of every deity. We planned for a picnic at the temple place for the twins as we thought they will eat fast in a new place. So I was running around them, to feed. Finally, after they finished their breakfast, we returned home. As expected the rest of the folks were hungry the moment we reached. So fixing their sandwich was a matter of minutes job.
Konda really enjoyed eating and was thrilled at the crispy sandwiches. I made these in a sandwich maker, but I normally make it over the pan, which comes out equally crispy.
Simple and Quick Potato Sandwiches
Ingredients
- 3 medium Potato
- 12 Bread Slices
- 2 medium Onions
- 2 long Green Chilies
- 4 to 5 Mint leaves
- Salt to taste
- 1/4 tsp Garam Masala (opt)
- 1 tsp Cooking Oil
- Ghee for greasing the bread slices
Instructions
- Pressure Cook Potatoes to tender. Cool and peel the skin. If you have a potato masher, use it to mash it to a smooth paste. You can use your hands to mash if it is well cooked.
- Heat a pan with oil. Sauté the onions, finely chopped green chillies. Fry till the onions are pink. Then add the mint leaves and fry for another 2 mins.
- Then add the cooked mashed potatoes, salt, and garam masala if you are using.
- Simmer for 2 mins. Allow it to cool.
- Meanwhile, if you don’t like the sides of the slices, trim them.
- Then top a slice with the aloo stuffing, spread well. Then press another slice over it. Grease both sides with ghee and roast either on hot tawa or in a sandwich maker.
- Serve with Tomato ketchup.
Notes
- Remove the chilies from the stuffing for the sandwiches that you are serving your child.
- The mint adds a nice zing to the sandwich. Enjoy with the choice of your likings.
19 comments
You are doing such a nice job here too Srivalli!
It was great going through all the posts … each unique and absolutely fantastic … just as with your other recipes. 🙂
Hats off to you !!
Wow valli..your bread pizza is a regu;lar now…this is another that I am going to make…
I tried out the bread pizza, Valli. Both my daughter and I love it. Thx.
oh ho..somebody is enjoying comfort food nowadays !!
I make toasters almost same way,with the only difference, that i haven’t yet used onion for this,instead i use gingergarlic paste..rest is exactly same and yeah in that nonstick toaster maker .
I am now craving for these……
we make these at home a lot – my daughter loves it and its perfect for me to get as many veggies into her as possible. i’ve tried spinach, carrots, beans, corn… even eggplant. everything works!
Love the addition of mint leaves..Quik recipe indeed!
Hey why i appear as anonymous?was it my mistake or technical snag?
Sharmila, thank you so much…really appriciate your kinds words!
Rachel, I am so glad your lil one liked the bread pizza…pls do try this for her..she will surely like it too..thanks
Jayashree, thats great to know..even I like it a lot and sneak one for myself..:)
Anon…is this you Alka..thanks do try it…
I guess you have given your open id as anon!
Arundathi, thats nice to know..will try it myself next time!
Divya, yep..and great tasting too
yummy, Sri,I too love this aloo sandwich
Me too love those Potato sandwiches
Suresh
Was looking for healthy sandwich recipes and found this one. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Srivalli,
How are you? This blog is really good. I tried out the bread pizza It turned out to be great. Thanks. Regards,
Gita Jaishankar
hey, first I thought you changed the template, then I noticed the URL..Another blog, wow, you are so dedicated Srivalli!
Nice blog…
I make the potato sandwiches same way without the mint twist to it ! Will have to try those bread pizzas too for my kids.
these sandwiches are my favorite…easy to make and taste awesome..
one cant stop going praises about you right… :)i love them… they r so quick to make and ymmy..
CL, Thank you…
suresh, glad you liked it!
Subhashini, Thank you..hope you like them!
Gita, its my pleasure..thanks for the feedback…
Sig, thanks…nice to have you here..
nzrants, thanks…do try and let me know!
Hetal, yeah..quite the quick one!
Swati, you are very kind..glad you like them!
Wow simple and easy recipes always catch my attention. This one looks gr8. Will try this soon.
Wow wonderful place to learn Indian cooking