If you ask anybody who has lived in Bombay about the best places to eat in the city, the road-side sandwichwala or panipuriwala or....will be in his list. Although I was born and brought up in kerala, did get married to a bombayite. I realised the above mentioned is true during my short stay in bombay.The first road side food I had in Bombay was a vegetable sandwich. I can still recollect that wonderful taste.
I got this recipe from my sister-in-low who is very fond of this dish. very simple and easy to make.Commonly White bread is preferable for this sandwich but I am using a healthy multigrain bread here.
I got this recipe from my sister-in-low who is very fond of this dish. very simple and easy to make.Commonly White bread is preferable for this sandwich but I am using a healthy multigrain bread here.
Recipe:-
Ingredients:-
Bread - 4 slices
Tomato - 1
Cucumber - 1
Potato -1
Red onion - 1
Coiander-mint Chutney - 4 tbsp
Chat masala - 1/2 tsp
Crushed peppercorns - 1/2 tsp
Butter - As needed
Salt - to taste
1) Cut onions,tomato and cucumber into thin roundels.Boil and Peel potato. Sice into roundels.
2) Trim the edges of bread and apply butter on each slice.
3) Apply coriander-mint chutney liberally on each slice.
4) Layer potato,tomato,onion and cucumber on two bread slices.
5) Sprinkle chat masala,peppercorns and salt.
6) Cover with another slice of bread and press it lightly.
7) Cut into four equal portions and serve it with tomato sauce.
Recipe for Coriander-mint chutney
Coriander leaves-1 cup
Mint leaves - 1/2 cup
Green chilli - 2 or 3
Sugar - 1/4 tsp
Lime juice - 1 tsp
Black salt - to taste
Grind altogether by adding some water. Chutney is ready.
Happy Cooking!!
This is my entry for Anthony's curry mela.
Surya exactly if we have to taste the real Mumbai food we have to have it from the streets!
ReplyDeleteI have to make this sandwich Surya,thanks a lot for sharing:)only if I could get some mint and coriander now:(
Thanks sumitha.Let me know if u like this recipe.strawberry yogurt jelly is so good.I am planning to make this.
ReplyDeleteI have tasted Bombay veg sandwich before, but never had a recipe for that. Thank you sooo much
ReplyDeleteHi Surya,
ReplyDeleteFirst time here, I love all kinds of bread dishes. Thanks for the recipe, now I can make bombay sanwich.
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ReplyDeleteCute little sandwiches! Sounds yummy.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see that you liked broiled tofu.
Thanks Archana,madhu,Rp.Happy blogging!!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteYour Vegetable sandwich looks healthy. You have a nice blog.
what cute looking sandwiches...
ReplyDeleteWelcome to food blogging world..
I don't think there is a single person living in Bombay who has't eaten this road side delicacy. its simply irresistible
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work
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I have not tasted Bombay sandwich like this, but in B'lore some Iyengar bakeries make similar with carrots and cucumbers which are yummy.
ReplyDeleteI like any chaat , I am onto your kind of sandwiches too :)
Btw, what's up with the ads in food blogs? Strange!!
Actually I was looking for the veg sandwich recipe . Thanks a lot !!
ReplyDeleteHi Surya
ReplyDeleteThanks for this wonderful sandwich recipe straight from Mumbai streets. Very healthy recipe too.
Here is different types of fillings for the sandwich:
http://www.indusladies.com/forums/19624-post95.html
Surya...
ReplyDeleteGreat receipe... It was delicious. I could get the same taste as I had in the streets...
Credit goes to my mom too :)
Thanks,
Thatz a wonderful recipe surya, Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteHi Surya.... i tried this recipe its really amazing thx a lot for such a luvly recipe...it really reminds me d days wen i use to go n hv all chat on chaopati...thx a lot...pls keep posting dis site is really v gud one cn learn a lot...
ReplyDelete'sister-in-LOW' eh? ;)
ReplyDeleteLet's just hope she isn't reading this.
(Thanks for the recipe. Sounds delicious).
hi surya
ReplyDeletewhat you told is correct. i always enjoyed the roadside sandwitches and panipuri, bhelpuri either from bandra or from dombivili. always i use to get down dombivili and take roadside sandwitches. it is really delicious and mouthwatering.
vijaya
doha
though I stay in mumbai I have never tried to make this at home, but now u have made it simple for me; I'll sure ly try it.
ReplyDeletethis is what i was searching for
ReplyDeletethis is what i was searching for
ReplyDeletethank u sumitha.just what i wanted.could yoou also tell how to make the same to grilled sandwich
ReplyDeleteHI SURYA THIS WAS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR. HAVE SOME CORIANDER MINT CHUTNEY I MADE LAST WEEK. SO MAKES A GREAT DINNER SANDWICH. ACTUALLY I HAVE TASTED THIS IN STREETS OF CHENNAI, I THINK THEY WOULD HAVE LEARNT IT FROM NORTH INDIA...... THINKING ABT N.INDIA I CAN NEVER FORGET THE JELABI I HAD HOT YUMMY FROM THE STREET CARTS IN DELHI!!!!!! YUMYUM.
ReplyDeleteLove this sandwich recipe. Thanks much
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Really Nice. YUmmmmmmmmmm
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