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Alright, let's make the recipe of Suji Toast—a crispy, creamy, and flavorful snack or breakfast that's a total game-changer!
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Start by chopping a small onion, a small tomato, and a green chili into fine pieces.
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Add a couple of teaspoons of chopped coriander for a fresh, herby vibe.
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Measure out 2-2.5 tablespoons of suji (semolina) and the same amount of whipping cream or malai.
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Get 5-6 slices of your favorite bread (white, wheat, or brown) ready.
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Heat a small pan on medium and add a teaspoon of oil.
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Toss in the onions and saut until soft and translucent.
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Add the tomatoes and green chili, stirring well.
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Cook until the tomatoes are soft and jammy, almost halfway to a sauce.
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Mix in the coriander leaves for freshness and remove from heat.
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In another pan, dry roast the suji on low-medium heat, stirring constantly.
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Once it turns slightly golden and aromatic, remove it from the heat and let it cool.
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Combine the roasted suji, saut ed veggies, malai, and a pinch of salt in a bowl.
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Stir until the mixture becomes creamy and flavorful.
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Lightly toast your bread slices—just enough to make them firm but not too crispy.
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Spread the suji mixture evenly over each slice, pressing gently so it sticks.
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Heat a skillet on medium and drizzle a bit of oil.
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Place the topped bread slices on the pan, suji-side up, and cook until the bottom is golden brown and crispy.
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Carefully flip them and toast the other side, adding more oil if needed.
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Repeat with all the slices.
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Serve the Suji Toast hot, sprinkled with extra coriander for garnish.