This is a very simple sandwich recipe made with paneer stuffing. Paneer is a good source of protein and calcium. This sandwich is great for adults and for growing children.Those who are on diet can opt for low fat paneer. If you have green chutney ready, this can be prepared in a jiffy.
(Cut the brown crust into different shapes and ask your kids to decorate the sandwich. I have kept that black dot for eyes using picasa .You can use olives or grapes or raisins or just a small piece of paneer for the eyes.Kids will love this paneer sandwich)
Paneer Sandwich
Prep Time : 5 mins
Cook Time : 10 mins
Serves: 1
Recipe Category: Breakfast-Bread-Sandwich
Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Author:Padhu Sankar
Serves: 1
Recipe Category: Breakfast-Bread-Sandwich
Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Author:Padhu Sankar
Ingredients needed
Whole wheat brown bread – 4
Paneer – 75 grams (grated or crumbled)
Green chutney -2-3 tsp
Onion – 1 finely chopped (medium size)
Green chillies -2 very finely chopped (omit this if it is for kids)
Coriander leaves – 2 tbsp finely chopped
Butter as needed
Bread Toaster or tawa
Preparation
I used homemade paneer for making this sandwich. Check how to make paneer at home.
Crumble or grate paneer.
Cut the brown corners of the bread.
Method
In a bowl, mix paneer, finely chopped onions, green chillies, green chutney, finely chopped coriander leaves and salt together. Now the stuffing is ready.
Take 2 bread slices, apply butter on one side for both the breads, keep a tbsp of stuffing on the buttered side of 1 bread and close it with the other bread with the buttered side facing down.
Butter the outer surface of the bread slightly if required or just grease the bread toaster and toast on both sides till golden brown.
Cut it diagonally and enjoy as such or with tomato ketchup. Repeat the process for the rest of the bread.
This can also be had as a snack with evening tea. Enjoy!
Nice recipe and cute pic
quick to make sandwich…simply delicious…you r creative Padhu..
Check out our paneer sandwich
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Yummy recipe…. Piggy is really cute
He he ..love your presentation..any kid will fall for it…even if he/she doesn't like eating paneer..
i love paneer sandwiches ! the piggy face is so cute 😀
Nice piggy presentation 🙂
Looks delicious..
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yummy sandwich and the presentation is really fabulous……
nice recipe. love that sandwich decoration.
Perfect snack for kids.
Delicious and can be made in a jiffy.Presentation is good.
simple and healthy filling..kids will surely love this .loved your cute presentation:)
Yummy sandwich,love it
Very attractive presentation, sandwich looks divine.
easy and yummy…i have made similar paneer sandwich and loved it!!!
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This is such a great thing to do along with your kids! I am sure mine would love it!
any kid will go crazy over these cute loking sandwiches.
Cute presentation ..
Ooh! I love this sandwich…usually make a similar one with my left over Paneer Burji…Nice 🙂
I love the details in your recipe and the cute presentation has stolen my heart.
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nice recipe and easy recipe 🙂
hi I'm new to ur site….was looking for simple breakfast recipies, came across this paneer sandwich and tried it this morning…it cameout so yummy. thanks for posting it
Nice quick sandwich . Thanks for kids friendly presentation. It's so helpful for me.
Nice one I will try
Hi padhu… Can we use frozen paneer
Yes, you can. Bring it to room temperature and then use it.
Hi Padhu, Thank you for your site with such variety of recipes.. i like your presentation skills- simple and easy to make.. and looks appetizing for kids !
All the best
Lakshmi
Yummilicious! Padhu, you have done it again! This is a "gem" for busy housewives – easy to make and comes out tasting great! I must admit to a couple of changes I had to make – 1) I did not have either coriander leaves or mint leaves at home; I happened to have a bottle of Olive sandwich spread which I used instead (quite effective I must say 🙂 2) To spice it up a little I made powder from cumin, coriander seeds and black peppercorns after roasting them; then added to the mix.
Everyone loved it and it is quite filling too – so makes for an easy but hearty breakfast!