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Bread cutlet

cutlet with leftover bread
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Ingredients

Pressure cook

  • 100 grams potatoes
  • 1 tablespoon frozen peas
  • 1/3 cup water
  • 1/8 teaspoon turmeric powder

Cutlet dough

  • 2 wheat bread
  • Required salt
  • 1 teaspoon kitchen king masala
  • 1/2 teaspoon Kashmiri chilli powder

Breadcrumbs

  • 2 wheat bread
  • 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt
  • 1/8 teaspoon ginger powder

Shallow fry

  • Oil

Instructions

Pressure cook

  • First, peel potatoes and roughly chop
  • Add potatoes, peas, water, and turmeric powder; pressure cook for 2 whistles and do natural pressure release

Knead and rest

  • Take the potatoes and peas in a perforated ladle and transfer them to a wide bowl
  • Dip the bread in the water we used for cooking potatoes; flip and transfer
  • Furthermore add the required salt, kitchen king masala, and Kashmiri chilli powder; mix well and knead
  • Cover with a damp kitchen towel and rest for at least 1 hour

Breadcrumbs

  • Toast bread and cool
  • Grind and prepare breadcrumbs
  • Furthermore, add garlic salt and ginger powder
  • Transfer to a plate and mix well

Bread cutlet

  • Add little oil and knead the potato-bread dough
  • Transfer; mix well and knead
  • Place the prepared dough on the chappathi press
  • Drizzle oil and place parchment paper on top
  • Roll and press to desired texture
  • Press and shape cutlet
  • Gather the rest of the dough and repeat the process
  • Heat oil to shallow fry
  • Gently add bread flattened dough and shallow fry on both sides golden fry
  • Transfer to a colander containing a kitchen paper towel; drain the oil and enjoy

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Notes

  1. I used whole wheat (60 Cal) bread. You can use any variety of bread according to your taste. The flavor might slightly vary based on the bread you use
  2. Peeling potatoes are optional. You can boil the potatoes and then peel the skin.
  3. You can add carrots, capsicum, broccoli, cabbage, or any other vegetables of your choice
  4. Measuring water  is optional but I prefer  quantifying as it helps to add the right amount of water
  5. Resting the dough helps for perfect texture so I would recommend that
  6. Toasting half the bread gives the best texture for the potato cutlet with bread
  7. I generally don't trim the edges. If don't like the taste, trim and adjust the number of bread accordingly
  8. you use store-bought breadcrumbs as required. I prefer using homemade as it is not only the best way to finish leftover bread but also gives a good taste
  9. you can use any masala powder or seasoning of choice
  10. I prefer shallow frying but you can deep fry according to your choice. If you are planning to make ahead cutlet for the party. Double frying the Cutlet helps to retain the crispy texture for hours. First Fry till pale brown then double fry till they turn golden brown
 
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