Bombay Sandwich
Green chutney, sliced vegetables and butter between white bread, pressed on a griddle and buried in sev. Twenty-five minutes.
Photograph credit: Bombay cheese sandwich by Wind Hashira · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons · this resized copy is shared under the same licence
Making Bombay Sandwich
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Butter one face of every slice of bread and spread green chutney on the other face.
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Lay two slices chutney-side up as the base.
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Cover with potato slices and dust with chaat masala and salt.
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Add cucumber, then tomato, then onion, then beetroot, dusting with chaat masala between layers.
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Lay a middle slice on each, chutney-side down, then butter side up.
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Add a second set of vegetable layers.
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Top with the last slices, chutney-side down.
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Press each sandwich in a hot griddle or sandwich press for 4 minutes, until golden and compressed.
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Cut into triangles.
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Pile sev over the top and serve with ketchup.
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Tips for Making Bombay Sandwich
- Butter and chutney on every slice, both faces.
- Slice the vegetables almost transparent.
- Sev on top at the very end.
Serving Suggestions
- Masala chai
- Cutting chai
- Extra green chutney
Storing & Reheating Bombay Sandwich
Eat immediately. Griddled sandwiches do not keep.
Nutrition per Serving
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