Chappati Rolls 02 - Reusing Dominoes Pizza Seasoning

We ended up having Dominoes Pizza at Smriti's place over a very languid Sunday evening. As usual I scavenged the debris.

I had a couple of Amul butter 'sachets' from a flight that I added to some boiled eggs to make it nice and buttery.

I ran a fork through the eggs to crumble them and then added in the Dominoes seasoning. I went to sleep after this and then the rest happened on Monday morning...

I quickly chopped a cucumber in the morning and got out some sprouts from the fridge to add some crunch... 

First the eggs got sprayed with a little water and went into the microwave for a 10 sec nuke to 'wake-up' the butter. Any more than this and the egg whites would become rubbery.

To make things a bit more interesting, I diced and added a tomato. 

And my roll was read after a dusting of salt later... a couple of rolls later, Monday Lunch was ready!

Chappati Rolls 01 - Egg and Honey Mustard

Subarna wanted something that is quick to make and reasonably tasty for her to cook for herself and her kiddo. I often make Chappati Rolls in the morning since they are some of the quickest things to make when you are rushing out on your way to work.

I'd boiled the eggs the night before but did not shell them and keep since they'd become quite rubbery in the fridge by morning.

Piping hot chappatis are available at a restaurant that is minutes from my place from 5AM to 1AM. At Rs 3 a pop it is a HUGE persuasion for me NOT to make them :).

I put it two teaspoons of mustard powder into my espresso cup along with a pinch of powdered ajwain (to make for an interesting twist :) ) and them dribbled in a little honey along with a few drops of nice olive oil. It is very easy to make the mix too sweet so it is always better to add the honey in a dribble at a time. This way I can adjust the 'hit' from the mustard along with the cloying sweetness of the honey.

Next I quickly sliced the cucumber (to get some crunch) and some tomatoes to get some squishy tang and layered them on the chappati.

I did not add salt and seasoning now since the cucumber and the tomato slices would immediately release some of the moisture and make the entire thing soggy.

Next I sliced the egg and layered that as well. If I layer the lot I get distinct swathes of taste and texture compared to the situation where I just mix them all up...

The honey mustard seasoning went on top of all this...

As an afterthought I chopped and added a sprig of coriander leaves to add to the interesting mix of flavours.

And... this is straight after I chomped a bite of my brunch :)