Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Crispy Corn Mushroom Sandwich


There is a beautiful story i want to share about the sandwich. One day i was going in train and we ordered a sandwich from Hot Breads Bakery. It had a lovely package with a historical background printed on it that in old England , the Earl of Sandwich was an avid player of cards . One evening as it grew late into the game he became hungry . He called for his cook to make him something that would not mess up his hands . His cook thinking quickly grabbed some leftover meat with cheese and sliced some bread . Placed the ingredients between the bread and served it to his master !! And the first sandwich was created.Whenever i prepare a sandwich i automatically remember this story.

I am sure u will enjoy my version of sandwich

Ingredients:
  • 8 bread slices
  • 1 cup sliced mushrooms
  • 3/4 cup sweet corn
  • 1/2 cup chopped onion
  • 1/4 cup chopped bell pepper
  • 1/4 cup chopped tomato
  • 1 tbsp grated cheese
  • 1/4 tsp black pepper powder
  • salt to taste
  • 1 tsp olive oil
Cooking procedure:

Heat oil in a pan,add onion and fry till it get translucent

Add mushroom,sweet corn and bell pepper and stir for 3-4 min

Add chopped tomatoes, salt n black pepper n stir nicely

Switch off the flame n add the cheese to the mixture n mix it till blends
Spray oil on a tawa ,spread 1 tbsp mixture on each bread slice n place an empty slice over each

Toast it with little pressing on the top and after a min flip it n toast till golden brown (in place of tawa a sandwich maker can also be used)

Serve hot n crispy sandwiches

This post goes to an event Vegetable/Fruit A Month - Corn hosted by Torviewtoronto and started byPriya

26 comments:

  1. Love the filling of bread, looks so good.

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  2. liked ur version of sandwich!

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  3. Beautiful story Satya... and yummy sandwich.. I like mushroom in almost anything.. It looks perfect !

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  4. thats a wonderful story.. really delicious sandwich sathya.. liked the mushroom corn combination.. good one

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  5. Nice stuffed breads. Healthy sandwichs..

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  6. looks fantastic. very healthy and filling too. nice click..

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  7. delicious and yummy sandwich, great Sathya

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  8. Fantastic and filling sandwich, am gonna try this..

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  9. Sandwiches looks yummy,loved the filling sathya...

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  10. Nice stufin, looks so yumm :)

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  11. very healthy breakfast thanks for sharing dear

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  12. Nice idea of combining mushroom and corn,sounds really good! Nice job!

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  13. Lovely filling..nice one, will try this.

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  14. nice combo dear! luks fantastic...

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  15. very healthy recipe... quick and esay

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  16. I like your story and the sandwich too!

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  17. That is a great looking healthy and nutritious sandwich. I had heard that story from Alton Brown, a show host and a food expert on Food Network when he was featuring sandwich :)

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  18. Cute story. Love the corn filling.

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  19. healthy and beautiful sandwhich :)
    love ur blog and am very happy to follow it :)
    do drop by at my small world of cooking @
    http://neetzkitchen.blogspot.com
    I would love u to drop in and pass ur thoughts and comments on mine :)..

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  20. Yyummy looking sandwich. Can make it when i'm going for picnics.

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  21. thanks for the feedback ... this sandwich is indeed one of my favourite brunch

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  22. this yummy blog has great yummy recipes.. first time here.. m following u.. please visit my blog some day..
    http://rasoithekitchen.blogspot.com/

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  23. Lovely story and sandwich
    Thank you for sending it to the event

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  24. Hi Satya, thanks for visiting my blog.. The corn & mashroom sandwhich looks yummy will definately try..And yes thnks for ur suggestion for adding the pics of recepis. It definately was the next step..

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