Some days, we just need things to come into our hands, without much effort. For some people, it's most of the days - like me!!! I love quick jhatpat ideas that will not waste time. Yes, there are times when I really want to spend my whole age in the kitchen doing things, but mostly, I like to finish off quick and be out, to concentrate on something else.
Today's recipe is for one of those lazy days. You have half a pack of bread getting ready to be a breeding ground for fungus, and you are thinking what needs to be done... then the idea is here!!! Super easy and really fast to be done, I feel this is a real handy recipe for unexpected guests as well.
Ingredients:
6 slices of bread, brown sides removed and hand crushed
4 tbsp sugar
1/2 tsp cardamom powder
4 tbsp coconut
Milk, as required
Oil to fry
Method:
Add all the dry ingredients into a bowl. Pour milk slowly and mix the ingredients till it forms the shape of a dough. It should not have too much water, otherwise the balls will break. If it becomes loose, add more bread to tighten it up.
Heat oil in a deep kadai. Once hot, shape the mix into small balls and deep fry till brown. Serve warm with a hot cup of chai or coffee!!!
Linking this to the "What's with my cuppa?" event on Nivedhanam and UK Rasoi...

Today's recipe is for one of those lazy days. You have half a pack of bread getting ready to be a breeding ground for fungus, and you are thinking what needs to be done... then the idea is here!!! Super easy and really fast to be done, I feel this is a real handy recipe for unexpected guests as well.
Sweet Bread Balls
Serves 2
Ingredients:
6 slices of bread, brown sides removed and hand crushed
4 tbsp sugar
1/2 tsp cardamom powder
4 tbsp coconut
Milk, as required
Oil to fry
Method:
Add all the dry ingredients into a bowl. Pour milk slowly and mix the ingredients till it forms the shape of a dough. It should not have too much water, otherwise the balls will break. If it becomes loose, add more bread to tighten it up.
Heat oil in a deep kadai. Once hot, shape the mix into small balls and deep fry till brown. Serve warm with a hot cup of chai or coffee!!!
Linking this to the "What's with my cuppa?" event on Nivedhanam and UK Rasoi...

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