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Parsi eeda chutney nu pattice inspired toastie in the making


You have seen this before here.

Parsi eeda cheese chutney nu pattice inspired toastie, sans the alu which is the heart of the original croquette I admit. My morning sandwiches and toasties are packed with memories and bring so much variety to the table.

I take recourse to boiled eggs when I want to reduce my effort in the kitchen to the minimum. That’s why I didn’t get Alexa to play anything to me in the #finelychoppedkitchen today as I was in and out in a jiffy with the griller doing its magic. I took out the Baker’s Dozen bread which I’d frozen a week back. Thawed and put in the grilled and tasted as good as new.

Since it was Parsi inspired, I used a dab of butter and not avo oil spray to grease the griller.

Jamshed uncle would approve



I make this combo at least once when there’s green (coriander, chilli & coconut) chutney at home. Usually sent by Soam with the dhebra we order from there. This time from Ghosht Stories with the mutton shammi kebabs.

I always remember our late Jamshed uncle when I make these sandwiches. There are two life’s lessons that he was keen to impart to us before he passed on.

Never underestimate the power of eggs. Toasties/ grilled sandwiches are great ways to revive any leftover from the fridge.

That is why I call these toasties, ‘the Jamshed.’

Now you know why I say you should #loveyourleftovers

What did you make for breakfast today?


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