Ingredients:
2 - onions, medium sized
1 - tomato
2 - potatoes, medium sized
2 - green chillies
1 tsp - ginger garlic paste
1/2 tsp - turmeric powder
1/2 tsp - chilli powder
2 tsp - masala powder (Any masala of your choice)
10 - bread slices
10 - curry leaves
Coriander leaves, a bunch
1 - tomato
2 - potatoes, medium sized
2 - green chillies
1 tsp - ginger garlic paste
1/2 tsp - turmeric powder
1/2 tsp - chilli powder
2 tsp - masala powder (Any masala of your choice)
10 - bread slices
10 - curry leaves
Coriander leaves, a bunch
Method
- Boil the potatoes and keep aside.
- When it is cool, mash it.
- Heat oil in a pan.
- Put the curry leaves in the pan.
- Stir and put finely chopped onions in it.
- Also add ginger-garlic paste and green chillies to it and saute well.
- When the raw smell is gone, add turmeric powder, chilli powder and masala powder and saute well.
- Add salt.
- Now put the chopped tomato and saute well.
- When the oil leaves the sides, put the mashed potatoes in it and mix well.
- Make into a paste.
- You can sprinkle water in it.
- Put the coriander leaves in the vegetable and mix well.
- Take from the stove and keep aside.
- Take the bread slices and toast it lightly to a light brown colour on a pan or in a bread toaster.
- Now take a bread slice.
- Apply the masala, thinly or thickly, according to your taste, on the bread slice.
- Now keep another bread slice on top of it and press well in such a way that the masala does not get squeezed out.
- The bread masala toast is ready.
- You can have it with tomato sauce or ketchup.
Serving tips: Take a small wicker basket; keep a checked
or a lace cloth inside the basket. Place the breat toasts inside the basket.
You can also arrange small toys like mickey mouse, the size of a toy in a
keychain in the basket to attract the kids and to create a picnic mood.
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