Bombay Grilled Sandwich
Bombay sandwich, a crispy , hearty sandwich with the special green chutney and sliced vegetables topped with chaat masala.
Prep Time15 minutes mins
Cook Time20 minutes mins
Total Time35 minutes mins
Course: Main Course
Cuisine: Indian
Author: Ramyaa Narayanan
- 1 packet buttermilk bread use regular bread for vegan version
- 2 to matoes cut round
- 2 avocados sliced
- 1 capsicum
- 1 large English cucumber
- Butter or oil for grilling optional
- Salt and pepper
Green chutney:
- 1 Cup Cilantro
- 1/2 Cup Mint Leaves
- 2 green chili or small piece of jalapeno
- 3 Tbsp fresh/frozen grated Coconut
- 2 Tbs Roasted gram dal
- Juice of 1/2 lime /lemon
- Salt to taste
- Water as needed to blend
For No-Grilled Version
If you plan to make the non-grilled version, cut the crust of the bread and apply little butter on both sides.
Now apply generous portion of green chutney on both slices of bread.
Quickly layer the sliced tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and avocados on the bread and sprinkle little salt and pepper and top it with the second slice of bread to make a sandwich.
For grilled version
Alternatively to make grilled sandwiches toast the bread with little oil or butter til its lightly toasted on both sides
Then remove from pan and add the generous portion of green chutney on both slices of bread.
Layer the sliced tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and avocados on the bread and sprinkle little salt and pepper and top it with the second slice of bread to make a sandwich.
Apply little weight on top and allow the sandwich to cook on both sides.
10. Or you can also layer the sandwich and then toast it in the Panini press or similarly until the sandwich is is golden brown
- Add any vegetable of choice. If you plan to add potato, beetroot and likes cook it before slicing it and adding it to the sandwich.
- Cheese can also be added on top before grilling it adds flavor
- Add chaat masala if you like to bring the chaat aspect