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Contribution By : VIKRAM KHAITAN (Faridabad, India)

 

1. Mosaic Toast

2. Pudina Sherbat

 

Mosaic Toast

     
  Ingredients :
 
  • Bread slices - 8
  • Boiled and mashed Potatoes - 1 cup
  • Chopped Coriander leaves – 1 tsp
  • Ginger-Chili paste – 1 tsp
  • White Gingelly Seeds (Til) - 4 tbsp
  • Salt – to taste
  • Cooking oil
  •  
      Method :
     
  • Mix boiled mashed potatoes, salt, chopped coriander leaves, green
    chilies-ginger paste.

  • Cut bread slices as rounds or any shape or keep them as is. Apply a layer of the potato mixture on one side.

  • Sprinkle gingelly sedds (Til) generously over the potato side and gently press with palm to settle them.

  • Using a little cooking oil, toast it both sides on a hot plate (tawa).

  • Serve with chutney or sauce.

  • Cut them into smaller squares to serve as cocktail snacks.

  •  

    Pudina Sherbat

         
      Ingredients :
     
  • Pudina (Mint) leaves about 20 leaves
  • Sugar - 2 tbsp
  • White pepper - 2
  • Water - 1 glass
  • Crushed ice
  •  
      Method :
     
  • Grind pudina (mint) leaves into a fine paste, add sugar and pepper, grind further.

  • Add 3/4th glass water to dissolve the paste. Strain the mixture to get a clear juice.

  • Half fill a tall glass with crushed ice and top it up with pudina sherbat.

  • Decorate the glass with a lemon slice, straw and umbrella.

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