Channel: Food for the Gabs

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Description: We're making a curried egg sandwich today! I've only recently tried this one and thought it tasted really interesting! Turns out it's really simple to make at home, plus it gives your kitchen a really cool smell afterwards (º﹃º ) Let's get to it! CURRIED EGGS (serves 3) 3 Eggs 1 1/2 Tbsp Curry powder (use your favourite kind) 1 Tbsp Garam masala 1/2 Onion, chopped 3 Garlic cloves minimum, minced 2-3 Tbsp Mayonnaise Salt & Pepper to taste Chili flakes (optional) Serve with lettuce and tomatoes Sandwich using your favourite crusty bread, buttered on both sides Hard boil the eggs and let cool afterwards. If you add 2-3 teaspoons of baking soda to the water, it'll make the eggs so much easier to peel. This is one of those cooking hacks on the internet that actually works and I do all the time (･ω･)b Slice the bread as thick as preferred, lather on a layer of butter on both sides, and then grill both sides on a pan on medium-low. Let cool on a cooling rack afterwards to retain crispness. Heat a pan with oil and add in your onion & garlic and sauté until soft. Mix in your curry powder and garam masala. Allow the spices to cook a bit (1 minute, until its awesome aroma fills the kitchen ♡) and then take off the heat and set aside. Once the eggs are cool enough to touch, start peeling it - and then roughly mash with a fork. Add in the curried onions and mix through. Add the mayonnaise next and mix through. And you're done! Layer the toasted bread with lettuce, top with your curried eggs spread, sprinkle some chili flakes and flaky salt (optional), top further with a slice of tomato, more greens - and just enjoy! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Like the plate(s) I used? Get it from Made In Japan mij.com.au Most if not all beautiful plates/bowls/utensils from my entire channel are from MIJ, so please show them some love by browsing their catalogue and if you're in Australia, they ship nationwide :) Follow me: instagram.com/foodforthegabs