I decided to use bread in two different ways for The Iron Chef edition of Nupur's Blog Bites. The first recipe, one for Malai Toast, is now a family favorite. It's something I've been making regularly since I first came across it on Richa's blog some 3 years back. The only change I made here was to use yogurt with a splash of buttermilk instead of the malai mentioned in the original recipe. I also smear the batter on both sides of the bread slices and cook till it gets a nice crispy crust. I ran 5 slices of bread through the food chopper to get coarse crumbs. Next, I threw in a chopped onion, a few green chillies, a small bunch of coriander leaves, some salt and pepper, and pulsed the ingredients a couple of times. Then I added one beaten egg to the whole thing and mixed well. I added a little bit of flour too since the “dough” had become a little sticky at this point. This mixture of ingredients gave me 6 balls. I flattened these balls of the mixture as much as possible and cooked them till done. Thanks for sharing your recipes, Richa and Kanchan! Some more ways to enjoy bread: Baked Eggs And Vegetables In Bread Cups Pappa al Pomodoro (Tomato And Bread Soup)
We love having this for breakfast over the weekends. It's something that's really simple and tasty and can be made at a moment's notice if you have the ingredients on hand. The recipe calls for ingredients that I always have in my kitchen. I cannot think of a better way to make use of a loaf of bread, leftover or otherwise.
The second recipe is from Kanchan's blog. Kanchan, very creatively transforms stale bread into this tasty snack in her recipe.
Here's how I made this-
Saturday, September 25, 2010
From Your Kitchen To Mine #6
Cooked by TBC on Saturday, September 25, 2010
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Oh wow...both look yummy TBC! The malai toast sounds heaven :) Will have to try both these!
Got your entry and the round up is already posted :)
TBC, this was perfect timing! I tried making malai, actually buttermilk toast this morning and dh loved it :-) the crispy finish was the best part!
my only twist was adding leftover carrot in a grated form to the batter! pic is up on my blog. thanks much!
Wow, I love your creations!
Both your bread transformations sound tasty. Will keep these in mind for weekends! Cheers!
I'm always looking for new ways with bread and both the recipes sound good!
I too remember Richa's toast. You reminded me the good old forgotten recipe. evening I will make this:) Looks yum!
Hey TBC...I made the 1st item the yoghurt way and it was delicious :)Thanks for sharing your tips!
yummy and perfect. Luv it.
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Wow...great recipe...Loved it!!!
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