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Burger Queen

My husband was reading through my posts and noticed that almost all posts were related to food. I am not too much of a foodie , but I love to cook and present yummy delights to that one person who complains that all I write about is food ! And inspite of all that , he's the one who suggested the title !

Here was what we had as a snack that turned out to be our dinner instead.

Here's our dining table filled with ingredients to make a yummy burger.
The Burger buns , Potato cutlet , sliced tomatoes and green pepper , lettuce leaves.
Main part of the burger is the aaloo tikki. Boiled potatoes , chillies , salt and some butter. Mashed all these together and added some Maida for it to blend in well and deep fried in oil with a coat of maida. The trial piece was yummy , so the same method was followed for the rest of the tikkis :)
Oh , I just love to show off these colours !
My husband helps me with the photographs so that I don't end up smearing the camera with flour and oil.

Assembling a Burger


Step 1 : To toasted Burger buns , I added some leftover white sauce.

Step 2 : Next came the Tikki.



Step 3 : Added in some fresh lettuce leaves.

Step 4 : Oh.. how can a burger be complete without a tomato slice ?

Step 5 : Capsicum slices

Step 6 : Had difficulty placing the small slices of cucumber , but managed it somehow.
I later realised it was better to place the cucumber at step 2 instead :)

Step 7 : Close the burger with the sesame seed covered bun

Step 8 : Look at the burger with pride and wonder whether it will fit your mouth

Step 9 : Enjoy the Burger !

Note : Steps 1-8 may be replaced by any other ingredient. And if all goes well , you will surely follow the Step 9.

Guten Appetit !
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sunti said…
mouth watering. good work shweta. keep it up. thanks for the recipe. i too will try some day.

ammmaaa.
March 6, 2011 at 5:59 PM
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