This is a very common breakfast made in most of the Sindhi homes.. a nice way to make use of stale bread..
Bread slices .... 7-8
Onion ............. 1 small (chopped finely)
Tomato .......... 1 large or 2 small ( about half cup chopped)
Green chillies ... 1 -2
Garlic paste ..... 1 tsp
Turmeric powder .. 1/4 tsp
Coriander powder ... 1/2 tsp
Cumin powder ....... 1/2 tsp
Red chilli powder ... 1/4 tsp (as per taste)
Salt .............. to taste
Coriander leaves .. handful
Oil
Mint leaves... to garnish
Method:
1. Heat oil in a pan and saute the garlic paste and onion for 2 minutes.
2. Add the chopped tomato, salt and all the spice powders and mix well crushing the tomatoes.
3. Cut the bread into pieces and tip it into the pan. Sprinkle a little water over the bread pieces and stir carefully to incorporate the masalas. Add coriander leaves.
4. Simmer it for half a minute. Garnish with mint or coriander leaves and serve immediately.
5. This is a quick and healthy dish with very little oil, and can be served for breakfast or as an evening snack.
Yum yum,feel like finishing that tempting masala bread.
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DeleteA yummy breakfast option..I too prefer things like this over deep fried food
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DeleteYummy looking dish... very delicious and tempting.
ReplyDeleteReva
Thanks Reva
Deleteyummy bread recipe
ReplyDeleteThanks Shama
DeleteDelicious ...
ReplyDeleteThanks Priti
Deletedelicious breakfast.
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DeleteLooks yumm.love the idea.
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DeleteDelicious dish..
ReplyDeleteThat sounds superb.
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Deletegorgeous bread varity,super combination...healthy snack
ReplyDeleteA simple, healthy and quick preparation. Can have this anytime of the day!
ReplyDeleteTrue.. can be had any time of the day
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This is such a wonderful idea! I've gotta try it soon!
ReplyDeletePlease do let me know how you liked it.
Deletehey ths is ur old post. u remember my bread upma. its almost same liketht except i made it very soft.. same month in may i had this cookery contest and this was my dish there/ hope u saw tht.
ReplyDeleteits instant dish and so yummy
Meena this is typical Sindhi version.. that one had a South Indian touch with vagar and curry leaves.
Deletegr8 way to use leftover breads,nice recipe
ReplyDeleteYes Vrinda.. thanks
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ReplyDeleteBasara Mei Seyala bread sounds and looks like a very interesting recipe. What a wonderful way to enjoy bread and to make a quick and yet spicy meal. Will have to try this recipe soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mayuri. We can make this from old left over bread too.
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