Hi Friends,
Today's recipe I learnt around 10 yrs back....Tried it and it became a hit.
I learnt this recipe from a cookery show (don't remember the name), very healthy and crunchy.
Have these sooji toast anytime of the day, in breakfast, with a cup of tea or send them in your child's lunch box.
Ingredients:
Method:
Sending this recipe to:
Jagruti's Blog Cook's Joy
Nivedhanam / Sheelu / Pallavi Gayathri's Blog
Kalyani's Blog
Today's recipe I learnt around 10 yrs back....Tried it and it became a hit.
I learnt this recipe from a cookery show (don't remember the name), very healthy and crunchy.
Have these sooji toast anytime of the day, in breakfast, with a cup of tea or send them in your child's lunch box.
Ingredients:
- 4-5 brown bread slices
- 1 cup thick curd
- 1 cup semolina / Sooji
- Finely chopped veggies (Red, green and yellow bell pepper, tomato without pulp, onion, parsley or fresh coriander leaves)
- Salt acc.to taste
- 1/4 tsp pepper powder
- 1/4 tsp oregano
- 1 tbsp butter
Method:
- Heat a pan, slightly dry roast the semolina till the aroma arises.
- Remove from the pan.
- Take a bowl, put semolina, veggies, curd, salt, pepper and oregano.
- Mix well and make thick paste. ( Add water if required)
- Remove sides of the bread and apply butter on one side of the slice.
- Apply the veggie mixture on the other side of the slice.
- Now toast the slices in the non-stick pan.
- Cook from both the sides till it become golden brown in colour.
- Apply butter or oil in case paste sticks on the pan.
- Remove from fire, cut into desired shape.
- Serve hot with tomato ketchup.
Sending this recipe to:
Jagruti's Blog Cook's Joy
Nivedhanam / Sheelu / Pallavi Gayathri's Blog
Kalyani's Blog
nice recipe shruti! very different. thanks for sharing
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ReplyDeleteLove this ....one of favorite
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Nice and very innovative...
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I too make thisd but with besan instead of sooji :-)
ReplyDeleteKalyani
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Wow...very nice...
ReplyDeleteThanks All for your wonderful comments :-)
ReplyDeletei must try this.. looks yummy..
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ReplyDeleteswill give it a try :)
This is my favorite and its been really long since i had them, i think its time to make it :) you have done it so well
ReplyDeletethat's a cute colorful pizza,yummy as well!!
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Yummy and delightful snacks Shruti.
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Toasts looks so tasty..I make very similar way too..thnx for linking
ReplyDeleteThanks All :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy...very innovative.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my space.
Very different recipe, tasty evening snack..
ReplyDeleteGreat fusion deat i sure kids will love this pizza.
ReplyDeleteLoved the title desi pizza :) Looks so good dear!!
ReplyDeleteinteresting recipe
ReplyDeleteInnovative and easy recipe. Looks very colorful and yummy.
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This makes a lovely snack!
ReplyDeleteOnce again Thanks all for your lovely comments :-)
ReplyDeleteI love this desi pizza of your.. very very easy and am sure very tasty!
ReplyDeleteYummy Toast..
ReplyDeleteVery interesting recipe,sure will try...
ReplyDeleteThanks Gauru, Prema and Asiya :-)
ReplyDeletePretty cool. Thx for linking.
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this is so new for me.very interesting.nice space.
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