Aloo Masala Sandwich Recipe - Easy Tea Time Snacks (2024)

November 1, 2022 6 Comments

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Aloo Masala Sandwich Recipe: learn how to make aloo masala sandwiches, a grilled sandwich recipe with spicy potato masala filling. Served hot with ketchup on the side, these aloo masala sandwiches make perfect tea time snacks for kids and adults.

This sandwich recipe comes with a story. We had friends, a couple, who used to live in Singapore who would have us over for tea now and then. Their company was great, they were lovely people, but more than that, their tea time snacks rocked. They served great snacks that were freshly made, simple, and yet tasted so good over hot tea and a good conversation. After almost 3 years of first tasting these aloo masala sandwiches at their place and remembering them fondly, I decided to make some for us one evening. Megha and Rohit, this post is dedicated to you guys!

I have started experimenting with a lot of sandwich recipes of late and due to this, we always have bread at home. I also boil potatoes in bulk and keep them in the fridge to put together something very simple like a potato masala for masala dosa or a simple aloo fry to go with rice. So these sandwiches are really a breeze to pull together as needed, freshly grilled and hot.

Some more sandwich recipes for you try:
Mint chutney and cheese sandwiches
Grilled vegetable sandwiches
Bombay-style vegetable sandwiches
Avocado egg salad sandwich

nags

Aloo masala sandwiches or potato masala sandwiches are fabulous as an evening snack with some hot tea. The filling is spiced mashed potatoes and it's slathered on bread slices before toasting up crisp.

4.50 from 2 votes

Ingredients

8 slices of bread any kind you prefer
2 cups of boiled and mashed potatoes
1/4 tsp of red chilli powder
1/4 cup of finely chopped onions
1/4 tsp of turmeric powder
1/2 tsp of roasted cumin powdered
1 tsp of lime juice
3 tbsp of finely chopped coriander leaves
4 tbsp of butter preferably salted, at room temperature
Salt to taste

Instructions

Place the mashed potatoes in a bowl
Add all other ingredients (except bread and butter) to this and mix well
Taste test this mixture to make sure you are happy with the spice, sourness, and salt levels
Remove the crust from the bread slices, if you'd like
Take one slice and butter a side generously
Place about 2 tbsp (or more) of the aloo masala on the buttered bread slice
Cover with another slice and butter the top of this slice
Heat up your griddle or tawa
Place the sandwich, buttered side down on the heated pan
Butter the other side now
Press down gently with a spatula and grill the sandwich until both sides are crispy and golden brown
Cut the sandwiches diagonally and serve warm with Sriracha chilli sauce (our favourite) or tomato ketchup