Bombay street food

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Bombay sandwiches make for a super quick and easy breakfast!! Made with boiled veggies, sandwich chutney and bread, these are a popular street food from Mumbai.

Bombay Sandwich is a delicious snack and popular street food of Mumbai (earlier known as Bombay). All you require to make this vegetarian sandwich is a flavorful green herb chutney, loads of sliced vegetables and a blend of few spice powders (masala) apart from bread slices and butter. With a very easy recipe, even kids can make this sandwich on their own. You can add some grated cheese and grill the sandwich or have it as it is with some ketchup. What is a Sandwich? A sandwich is a food…

When in India you must try the street food. But if you can't visit, here are the 26 Best Indian street foods with recipes you can make at home

Mumbai Masala Toast or Bombay Sandwich is a popular street side sandwich from Mumbai (Bombay). The sandwich is a stove top toasted sandwich that is stuffed with spiced potato mash, sliced vegetables and grated cheese.

The Bombay sandwich is an iconic sandwich that’s a part of the Indian family of street food, lavishly adorned with butter and served hot, straight out of the grill with a spoonful of chutney and ketchup. If you’re up for it, I recommend giving the toasted sandwich a brush with a little bit of salted butter just before serving

Authentic Indian savory snack recipe. Fried potato fritter coated in a spiced batter served with a soft buttery bun, green chili and chutney. A street food classic.

Pappe When Americans hear “neighborhood Indian restaurant,” they might think of good takeout tikka. But in the hands of New Delhi and Mumbai natives, the concept means something entirely different: a cozy, silk-draped haven where spices are roasted whole, kebabs are cooked over an open flame, and welcoming bartenders pour cardamom gimlets. Friend-chef/owners Sanjay Mandhaiya

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Fans of Indian cuisine shouldn't overlook the unassuming Bombay sandwich. This vegetarian street food packs Indian spices into a delicious sandwich.