Chicken Sandwich

The source of this recipe is from one of the TV  cookery show.

Method

Cook boneless chicken by adding salt

Keep aside to get cool

Once it gets cool shred chicken pieces and keep aside

 

In mixing bowl take sliced onion, add finely chopped green chillies, grated carrot and shredded chicken mix well

Add mayonnaise and mint chutney mix well

Add salt and pepper powder if necessary

This is your sandwich spread.

Take bread slice apply butter on one side

Spread chicken mixture on the bread slice,

Cover with another butter spread bread slice (see above image)

Apply some more butter on the above of bread slice.

 

Now toast sandwich by keeping butter spread downward; again top up some more butter on above 

Close the sandwich toaster and to grill till both the sides are golden

Serve sandwich with sauce

Note: If you are not having sandwich toaster; you can toast the bread with butter on tawa.

Mirchi Bajji

 

  When there is a rain falling outside and climate is cold; who can resist the temptation of eating pakodas and bhajiya/bajji……… so thought of posting famous Hyderabadi street food “Mirchi Bajji”

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

Method

 





 

Roast sesame keep aside to cool

Once it gets cool add little tamarind, salt and grind without adding water (this is stuffing)

Make a slit on green chillies and deseed it

Stuff sesame stuffing mixture and keep aside

 

 

In mixing bowl add gram flour add rice flour add salt, pinch of cooking soda and add water to make a batter

Dip stuffed green chilli in gram flour batter and deep fry it

Take it from oil and keep aside

 

Take the fried chillies dip it again in gram flour and fry to golden colour(this  step is an optional; if you want gram flour batter coated well; then go for this step or else fry only ones)

 Serve with tomato sauce.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gajar Halwa

 Gajar  Halwa is a sweet dessert pudding associated mainly with the state of Punjab in India & Pakistan. The carrot used for this recipe is Delhi Gajar; and you can use ordinary carrots as a substitute of Delhi Gajar.
 

 

Method

Wash Gajar, peel it, then grate and keep aside.

 

 

Heat 2tbsp of ghee; add grated Gajar fry for a while until it changes colour

Add boiled milk and cook until the milk gets reduced

 
  
 

 

  Add sugar mix well and cook until it melts and becomes little dry (don’t make it completely dry)

 

Add grated khoya and fry until khoya gets melted and get mixed well

Add 2sp of ghee mix well and garnish with cahewnut, almond and pistachio

Gajjar Halwa is ready.

 

 

 

I love Gajar halwa with ice-cream......hot hot hot Gajar halwa with a cool ice cream on top...hmmmmmmm..........cannot resist...eagerly wait for Gajar season.....