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Sigfood - The Fine Wining & Dining Network Previous Topic | Next Topic | Topics The Sigfood - The Fine Wining & Dining Network Network is not currently active and cannot accept new posts Whacky Sandwiches Views: 3258 Dec 31, 2006 9:34 am Whacky Sandwiches # Shalaka Paradkar I like constructing unusual sandwiches, and my latest acidental discovery is that baingan ka bharta tastes pretty good on bread. Which are your favourite sandwich fillings? Private Reply to Shalaka Paradkar Dec 31, 2006 11:29 am re: Whacky Sandwiches # Rhea my Dad's favourite.... Bread. Butter. Jam. Malai. sliced bananas....in that order. Private Reply to Rhea Jan 01, 2007 3:01 am re: Whacky Sandwiches # Theresa Varghese Rajma, chilli sauce and a fried egg. If the bread is toasted, it tastes even better! Private Reply to Theresa Varghese Jan 01, 2007 5:10 am re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Ranajit Tendolkar - mango pickle - Kasundi - vadumangai (tender mango) sliced cheese is optional Private Reply to Ranajit Tendolkar Jan 01, 2007 7:14 am re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Inez. Well - a hot fav of mine in school was Pau, butter and my mother's hot and sweet chilly pickle - still is actually! Private Reply to Inez. Jan 02, 2007 7:59 am re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Shalaka Paradkar One of the stranger sandwiches I had in Dubai was a hot and greasy combo of french fries, pickles, fried eggplant slices and mushrooms . Hit the right spot too! Private Reply to Shalaka Paradkar Jan 02, 2007 10:47 pm re: re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Dr Anirudh Badade 1) Half fried egg with runny yellow sprinkled with pepper, on a buttered toasted slice of bread. 2)A slice of soft bread with a generous amount of malai. 3) Avocado between 2 soft slices of bread. Private Reply to Dr Anirudh Badade Jan 03, 2007 1:03 am Whacky Sandwiches # Toasted thick slices of bread (Turkish bread is best for this) , lots of hot dry garlic chutney , tomato ketchup , piping french fries and cold grated carrots... Private Reply to Jan 03, 2007 5:03 am re: Whacky Sandwiches # Tainted Saint Wow! and I thought sandwiches couldnt get interesting enough. Now I'm getting into an experimental mood. Will post here if some of the experiments succeed. If not, please send me home remedies for upset tummy/food poisoning :P Private Reply to Tainted Saint Jan 03, 2007 6:05 am re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Anand K. R 1) Bread with malai out of Freshly made Dahi (should be real thick) 2) With "Mango Thokku" (grated mango pickle) 3) Toasted bread dip it in Spicy hot rasam (though not a sandwich technically.. i love it) Private Reply to Anand K. R Jan 03, 2007 8:32 am re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Shalaka Paradkar Here's my brother's Sandwich to Eat After a Night of Heavy Partying: -Smear pav generously with butter. -Stuff it with a fried up mixture of eggs, onions, tomatoes, and sausage or keema. -Drink with black coffee. Private Reply to Shalaka Paradkar Jan 03, 2007 10:41 am re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Akkshai Malhotra During bachelor days it was a hot samosa crushed between two slices. Haldiram aloo bhujiya on an ample splash of tomato ketchup is good when you do lots of old monk and land back home with the kitchen closed. When I used to sail in the submarine, a thick layer of butter, with a thicker layer of black caviar was superb. But those were good days when we used to get caviar by the pound. Its awfully expensive to buy caviar, even in russia now. In any case, there is some sort of ban on harvesting caviar from sturgeon fish. Private Reply to Akkshai Malhotra Jan 03, 2007 11:53 am re: re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Gautam In college, we used to make sandwiches with: A bun and: 1. Omelette and cheese slice filling. 2. Above + mixture. 3. Egg puff/chicken/veg. 4. Said puff and cheese slice. 5. Only mixture. 6. Ketchup. 7. Variations on the same. Pretty good too! Private Reply to Gautam Jan 03, 2007 7:07 pm re: Whacky Sandwiches # Darpana Athale Interesting post!:) One of my faves is the remains of the vegetable/dal/usal cooked the previous night with buttered bread and finely chopped onions. The other rather safe but tasty s/w is paneer finely crumbled and with a bit of salt added- can be either eaten with green chillis chopped finely and mixed in the paneer and had as a sandwich. OR, the juice of any spicy pickle applied on one side of the bread, the other buttered and the paneer in between. The bread preferably should be brown, as that brings out the taste. One can toast the same too. Private Reply to Darpana Athale Jan 04, 2007 1:07 pm re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Chandrashekhar Haha. I had that Baingan Ka Bharta on bread once at Moshe's cause it sounded something exotic only to realise when someone told me just after I ordered that it's Baingan. But that sandwich was good :) Private Reply to Chandrashekhar Jan 04, 2007 1:35 pm re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Mayuri Sharrma. Writer. Tarot Card Reader. This one was assembled in a moment of desperate hunger and lack of choice in the ingredients available but necessity is really the Mother of invention! ;) Spread Choonda (choonda is a sweet 'n sour mango pickle) on a slice of bread and top with Alu Bhujia. Cover with another slice and devour before your conscience intervenes to remind you of the calories consumed. Really yum! ;)))) Private Reply to Mayuri Sharrma. Writer. Tarot Card Reader. Jan 04, 2007 9:46 pm re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Lapsi A sandwich with anything crunchy in it. You can try wafers, chivda etc. The contrast of hard and soft makes a fantastic combination :) Private Reply to Lapsi Jan 05, 2007 4:35 am re: re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # mukesh try gajar ka halwa sandwich...tastes yummy! Private Reply to mukesh Jan 05, 2007 5:19 am re: re: re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Meeta Panicker Tofu (Grated)+ carrots (grated)+ onion, tomatoes, green chillies and mayo (salt if u need) grill, toast or jus plain, it tastes yum anyleft over veg and ketchup... chicken mince , onion rings and cheese Private Reply to Meeta Panicker Jan 05, 2007 8:57 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Subha.. comfortably dumb! OK don't kill me for this.. Generous layer of peanut butter with chopped green chillies (seeds discarded) between soft bread. Private Reply to Subha.. comfortably dumb! Jan 05, 2007 11:21 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Pallavi Belagavi :-) will definitly try some of these sandwich recipes posted by u guys. My all time fav is Dry Aloo sabzi between 2 slices of soft bread. Yummmy!!! Private Reply to Pallavi Belagavi Jan 05, 2007 11:54 am re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Pushpa Moorjani Smack! Sandwiches, Yummy! My favorite is the tuna sandwich Tuna fish mashed with finely chopped onions, tomatoes, green pepper, and coriander leaves, red chilly powder, salt and lime juice, peeping through toasted thick slices of bread. Hmmn! pass the coffee please Private Reply to Pushpa Moorjani Jan 05, 2007 12:12 pm re: re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Rakesh Rai I can vouch for the following combinations; 1) Boiled egg sliced between pieces of toasted bread. 2) Hot gajar Halwa with soft bread 3) Crisp 'Desi' wafers or Gujju 'Gathiya' with buttered/ ketchuped slices of soft bread. 4) Crushed Samosa with Tamrind chutney, onions, green chillies in a Bun, Rakesh Private Reply to Rakesh Rai Jan 05, 2007 12:24 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Meeta Panicker I prefer grated boiled egg with salt and pepper... its yummy... i also like jam and cheese toasted sandwiches some butter spread on top of the hot sandwiches... Private Reply to Meeta Panicker Jan 05, 2007 1:50 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Shalaka Paradkar Leftover tandoori chicken, shredded, with sweet chhundo or any other hot-sweet pickle, tastes amazing. For fun, add a few roasted cashew nuts. A thick-sliced loaf works better than the ordinary sliced sandwich bread. Private Reply to Shalaka Paradkar Jan 05, 2007 6:53 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Dr Anirudh Badade 1) toasted bread with a bit of mayonnaise, a chunky slab of luncheon meat (ham/turkey/any other), chopped olives, a few capers. 1) Toasted bread with a thick layer of oysters preserved in oil ---- very yummy! Private Reply to Dr Anirudh Badade Jan 06, 2007 6:12 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Chanchal Roy My comfort foods!!! 1) A thick slice of Ham + with some finely chopped onions & fresh ground pepper in between buttered toasted white bread slices. 2) A triple decker sandwich.. 3 soft white breads. corriander chutney + thin sliced cucumber, tomatoes (all cold) between bread 1 & 2.. a slice of cheese + butter + potato chips between bread 2 & 3. 3) Our favourite Barbeque sandwich.. toast a bun over the grill while doing your starters (sausages - either chicken or Pork). Split the bread when both sides get toasted.. add sour cream (hung curd) add one of the sausages that is grilling... some hot sauce or ketchup to taste.. voila!!! must be had standing next to the grill!! Private Reply to Chanchal Roy Jan 07, 2007 12:28 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # chili mili chulbuli Bread slices with bhindi bhaaji....yummy.. & sweet milk bread with mango pickle & potato wafers.... all time fav. Private Reply to chili mili chulbuli Jan 08, 2007 5:28 am Whacky Sandwiches # This one is my favorite but not so healthy :) Thick turkish bread stuffedwith char grilled veggies ( red capsicum, mushrooms, onions, sundried tomatoes and eggplant, garlic ) very oily but fantastic served cold. for the healthy option just stuff a lot of gajjar kachumber in a toasted brown bread. ( grated carrots, chopped green chilli, lemon juice, salt, dessicated coconut, crushed peanuts and season with mustard seeds ) yum. Private Reply to Jan 08, 2007 8:16 am re: Whacky Sandwiches # Chanchal Roy Oye this one's great .. having it right now!! yummmm!! Prawn pickle + cheese slice in white bread sandwich!! Ouch!! Koshy wacks me over the head for stealing another one!! Private Reply to Chanchal Roy Jan 08, 2007 9:48 am re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Shalaka Paradkar Yup Sanjay, I love roasted veggies on bread too -- especially red bell peppers. You can roast a big batch and store them in the fridge, dressed with olive oil, salt n pepper. Super delicious with scrambled eggs, in a sandwich or on pasta. Private Reply to Shalaka Paradkar Jan 12, 2007 9:24 am re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Been There and Done That .........MY WAY In Pune on Fergusson college Rd near Dyaneshwar Paduka Chowk there is a Bhel Shop which actually has a BHEL Sandwich on the menu. Its really nice. Personal fav is surely Kasundi cheers; Private Reply to Been There and Done That .........MY WAY Jan 16, 2007 5:58 am re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Mayuri Sharrma. Writer. Tarot Card Reader. Hi Shalaka, Curious to know if you've tried out any of the whacky sandwiches mentioned here. Private Reply to Mayuri Sharrma. Writer. Tarot Card Reader. Jan 16, 2007 2:35 pm re: re: re: re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Shalaka Paradkar Hey M! Quite a few of them actually, and versions inspired by the postings -- especially the savoury ones. Now your turn... do tell! Private Reply to Shalaka Paradkar Jan 17, 2007 3:56 am Whacky Sandwiches # I invented one this morning for my packed lunch :) I filled a thick turkish bread with cheese slices and found a can of corn kernels in the fridge, stuffed two spoonfull of corn in the bread and seasoned with pepper and salt.. at work put it in a sandwich griller..turned out pretty good with melted cheese and sweet corn. and I saved money on lunch so wife was happy too :) S Private Reply to Jan 17, 2007 6:32 am re: Whacky Sandwiches # Darpana Athale Sanjay, your sandwich reminded me of something I had made during camp-outs at school- that of canned baked beans and sweet corn mixed together and filled as sandwich...yum! :) There was this one time, when as architecture students, we were returning from a trip and had nearly no money left...we were about 15 of us...starving like crazy...so got together all that we had-few biscuits, pickles, ghatia and farsan, chivda, wafers...bought some boiled moong and a loaf of bread from the railway station...mixed it all (except bread) and had as sandwiches. Quite different, but nice too! :) Private Reply to Darpana Athale Jan 17, 2007 1:12 pm re: re: Whacky Sandwiches # Shalaka Paradkar Ha ha Lovemarks, the kind of abuse we put our tummies through in archi-school. Our canteen man Pai made this vile bread bonda featuring chutney (main ingredient ketchup and red chillies) and crammed with potatoes. And of course, there were those Bangalore archi-students and their Iodex sandwiches... Private Reply to Shalaka Paradkar Jan 19, 2007 5:16 am Whacky Sandwiches # Iodex Sandwiches ? yur kidding :)) must be good for the limbs though...have you tried it ? is it just bread and iodex ? Private Reply to Jan 19, 2007 6:59 am re: Whacky Sandwiches # Mayuri Sharrma. Writer. Tarot Card Reader. No,Shalaka I haven’t tried any of the whacky sandwiches suggested here. But surely shall, when I am feeling adventurous! ;) Private Reply to Mayuri Sharrma. Writer. Tarot Card Reader. 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