Ingredients:
Bread – 15 slices
Onion-1 chopped finely
Tomatoes – 3 chopped finely
Carrot – 1 large grated
Beans – 10 chopped finely
Potatoes – 1 large boiled and mashed
Mustard Seeds / Kaduku-1 tsp
Fennel Seeds / Saunf / Sombu -1 tsp
Coriander Powder / Malli Podi / Thaniya Podi -1 tblspn
Chilli Powder -1 tsp
Turmeric Powder / Manjal podi -1 tsp
Garam Masala Powder -2 tsp
Salt to taste
Oil-2 tblspn
Coriander Leaves / Cilantro for garnishing
Method:
First take the bread slices and dip them in water not more than 5 seconds. Squeeze out all the water and just scramble them with your hands. Set this aside till use.
Chop all your vegetables. Boil the potatoes and mash them. Set this aside till use.
Heat oil in a large sauté pan. Add in fennel seeds and mustard seeds.
Throw in the onions and mix well. Let it cook for 3 mins or untill light golden brown.
Add carrots, beans and mix well..Cook them for 5 mins.
Add in tomatoes and mix them till they turn mushy.
Add all turmeric, chilli, coriander, garam masala powder and salt in this. Mix well.
Now add in mashed potatoes and bread and mix well.
Saute them for 5 mins and mix inbetween.
Garnish with cilantro and mix well.Serve hot or put in lunch box for kids..
Take all your ingrediants.. |
Vegetables are chopped…Potatoes are boiled & mashed |
take water in a bowl |
dip bread slices in that |
squeeze the water and put it in a bowl |
heat oil |
add mustard and fennel seeds |
add onions |
and mix well |
add in carrots and beans |
and mix well |
throw in tomatoes |
and saute well |
cook untill mushy |
add in spice powders |
throw them in |
add salt |
and mix in |
all mixed well |
add in bread and potatoes in |
and mix well |
garnish with cilantro |
and mix well |
Serve |
I had some onions and cucumbers with this |
another click |
put in lunch box |
or enjoy now |
This reminds me of stuffing, but it has some delicious differences. Most of the spices you used is not found in traditional stuffing and the addition of the veggies turns it into a more heartier dish. It does look tasty and toasty in your pictures-yum!
Delicious and fulfilling pics of bread upma.
Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Easy and yummy upmav..never tried upmav with bread..will try one day ..liked ur step by step clicks.
Flavourful and yummy bookmarked to try….
Tat looks so tempting and inviting…
Wow….that's quite a few veggies in that upma, girl. Sounds delish.
This is definitely healthy.. Why kids?? I would lvoe some more…
Yummy and tasty bread upma…love it..:-)
I just made a comment on ur other bread upma post and i mentioned i had made instant bread upma on my blog too but in differnt way. nice to learn a new way to make too
It looks like a spanish recipe called "Migas".
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I've never heard of upma before, but it reminds me of stuffing…which we love!
Dear Aarthi, This is a perfect and healthy lunch. I would enjoy this very much. It would also make a great stuffing. Blessings for a beautiful day, your friend, Catherine xo
Un pain de légumes qui me met en appétit en visionnant l'ensemble de vos photos et en lisant les explications…
Gros bisous
This looks wonderful! 🙂
Superbly done and yummy!.Delish luking bread upuma Dear.
WOW..JUST LOVE THE UPMA…VL TRY THIS SOON DEAR
it is a great way to finish off left over bread. I toast mine while making upma
Perfect lunch box menu..spicy and yummy
This looks like the italian panzanella but with loads of yummy spices. I definitely prefer this version!!
Quick recipes are always welcome 🙂
Delicious and inviting recipe. Looks simply yummy.
tasty and a filling meal…delicious.
upma looks super delicious and healthy..loved idea of adding vegetables..will try this for sure!!
Wow it looks very nice and inviting.The platter looks like the pav bhaji curry dear.
One of our fav go to dish when in no mood to cook!
very delicious!
Really tasty upma n sounds interesting dear…
This looks delicious – it almost reminds me of a very spicy American "stuffing" like you would put inside a turkey at Thanksgiving…and I LOVE stuffing!
That looks delicious n healthy…
Looks wonderful. Mouthwatering clicks.
Absolutely love this recipe. love the step by step photos.The bread uppuma looks so yummy.
delicious and healthy upma…..nice recipe
awesome .. thanks for sharing and i really like the step to step method .. really interesting and good blog ..
Wat a flavourful dish,loving it..
Lovely, flavorful upma…superb…bookmarked
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Bread upma looks really yummy..
Upma is new to me but it does seem as if it is a gorgeously-spiced, vegetable packed stuffing – something my children would have loved. I remember those lunch box days and the chore of finding healthy options. While it's still hard – it's easier than it used to be – kudos to your recipe!
The Upama looks simply gr8…..my fav snack….even I prepare the upama similar method…good one..
This is such a tasty and exotic recipe! Beautiful colors as well!
Hola! What a delicious bread recipe. It a tasty version of a bread dressing. My daughter and i will surely love it!
Have a great day 🙂
super tasty bread upma!!
Delicioso tiene que estar. Me encanta la cocina de tu país. Proximamente tengo que hacer algún plato, aunque viendo los tuyos no sé si me darás un aprobado. Besos y feliz semana
Healthy yummy bread upma..
Looks very yummyyyyyyyy
Hi Aarthi… First time to your Blog and sounds interesting… I would like to try the Bread Upma today, as it is making to do so..
Thanks for your post.. Good Luck!!
Hi Aarthi,
Thanks for sharing this recipe. I've been craving bread upma and tried your version. It turned out really well although I would go a little easy on the masala next time. But it was a great wknd breakfast idea.
Mobina
Good one
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