NOODLESWICH

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NOODLEWICH

Sandwich is the easiest food we grab on go. My dad gets bored when mom presents him sandwich for breakfast. She tried with different fillings in it but in vain. When she asked me for an idea I thought for a substitute to it. Keeping that in mind, I just tried to give a twist to the regular sandwich.I cooked Noodleswich. After I served the dish, my dad was glad and asked for more. So, why not try at home for your family member? They will love it irrespective of ages.

Cheese

Sausage

Onion

Salt

Black Pepper

Eggs

Noodles


INGREDIENTS: (Serves 1)
  • Beaten Eggs: 2
  • Noodles: 1 portion
  • Onion chopped: 1
  • Sausage chopped: 2 sticks 
  • Cheese: 1 slice
  • Black Pepper as per taste
  • Salt as per taste
  • Oil for saute


Beaten egg and noodles mixture.

Saute onion & sausage.

Saute till golden brown.

Pour the beaten egg and noodles mixture.

Cook till it's fluffy.

Grate the cheese on the pancake


Add the cooked sausage.

Put the former pancake on top.




DIRECTIONS:
  1. Mix the beaten eggs, salt and noodles together.
  2. Heat oil in a pan.
  3. Saute onion, sausage, pinch of salt and black pepper together till golden brown.
  4. Keep the filling aside.
  5. Now heat the pan with few drops of oil.
  6. Pour half portion of the beaten egg and sausage mixture in the pan.
  7. Press it with the spatula so that the bottom surface gets cooked.
  8. Flip it and reduce the heat.
  9. Take pancake away from the pan.
  10. Do the same thing with the rest egg-noodles mixture.
  11. Grate the cheese on the pancake.
  12. Pour the filling on the pancake and cover it with the former one.
  13. Your noodlewich is ready to eat.
  14. Garnish with spicy dips or sauce and lettuce leaves. 
  15. Serve hot.
Can try with other fillings also.


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