Flying Saucer - Toaster Sandwich /Jaffle#SundayFunday

I call this sandwich a Flying saucer because it looks like a disc-shaped flying craft. You give this to a child with this name, he or she will happily enjoy it. This how I use to give this to my daughter when she a little girl and very often she would say Ma make for me flying saucer. If you have leftover potato sabzi then this is even quicker, I make this sandwich with whenever there is leftover potato sabzi. These are also know as jaffle in Australia.
Ingredients
6 Slices White bread
1 Cup Potato Sabzi
100 Grams Butter
Tomato Ketchup to serve
Method
Spread butter on all the sides of bread, spread the potato sabzi on one slice. 
Cover with second slice, place it in the toaster place, put over medium flame, turning occasionally on both side until done ( see pic).
Serve with ketchup.
Labels: Potato, Sandwiches, Vegetarian, Kids delight, Jaffle, Australia
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4 comments:

  1. I can see why she would request these sandwiches.

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  2. What a cute name for this adorable sandwich!

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  3. Sneha I make these sandwiches often but with mixed veggies. Like your idea of using leftover aloo sabji. Now am tempted to make it right away.

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  4. Kids would definitely love this!

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