This is one of the easiest of breakfast recipes. You can cook this in few minutes. A tasty dish which can take with sugar , curries or boiled banana.If you have leftover bread in your fridge use it to make this delicious breakfast. Children can take this as a tiffin too. It will not turn hard later like the usual rice powder puttu.I used 4 or 5 bread slices to make these 3 pieces of puttu.
How to prepare bread puttu
Bread
water
salt (if the bread is unsalted)
coconut grated
Slice the sides of bread. Sprinkle very little water on bread pieces and crumble them which actually look like puttu podi.(you can use mixer grinder to make bread crumbs.Then sprinkle water over it).Mix with hands. Then put two handful into the puttu kutti then coconut grated on top. Repeat this until you make three pieces of puttu. Steam them on the puttu kudam / vessel. Take out just like we do for making puttu.
Use very little water to sprinkle over or you can make without sprinkling water too.
For making puttu / steam cakes follow the puttu recipe here.
bread puttu? wow! havent heard of this one before :) kollaam seena :)
ReplyDeleteGood one !I will try tomorrow ..Thank you dear
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Seena, rp told me to experiment with different kind of Puttus and this is excellent. Thanks friend!:)
ReplyDeleteNice idea seena! I am flying to chennai and see your posts after 2 weeks!
ReplyDeleteHow novel! Am sure kids will love the soft texture. Thank you Seena.
ReplyDeletehey..totally cool and totally new to me :)
ReplyDeletethats an easy and a quick sweet recipe...........surely for someone as lazy as i am
ReplyDeleteThat is so clever! We rarely have puttu 'cos the process is too elaborate for me. This one will do well.:)
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic and so few ingredients too. I do not have a puttu maker though. :-(
ReplyDeletea quick one indeed
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me. What a good idea. Shall definitely try it.
ReplyDeletevery unusual, seena, don't have a puttu maker, will steel tumblers in a pressure cooker work?
ReplyDeleteHi Sra,
ReplyDeleteYou can top coconut on bread crumbs in the steel tumbler and steam it.Though it won't have the puttu shape, you can taste it.But don't know it will stick to the tumbler.
How innovative...Will definitely make it
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Oh definately going on my must try list!!! Sounds yummy!!!
ReplyDeletehi seena,
ReplyDeletethe bread puttu idea indeed is a novel one. Looks good too. i will certainly make it as an evening snack for my son.
Bread Puttu that is something I never ever had. I have had Kappa puttu.
ReplyDeleteIt looks good. Love the peera inbetween
I never heard about this one before.But Looks like easy to make.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is so new to me! Wonderful idea. Bookmarked! :)
ReplyDeletethat is easy and a fun way to make puttu seena!
ReplyDeleteHai Seena,
ReplyDeleteThis is really good one in taste and wise one economically. I really appreciate your simple but valuable effort.
Valsala
thanks for ur comment in my blog..this idea of making puttu with bread is innovative..i love puttus
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