High tea gatherings are a great way to catch up with friends or family members over a delicious spread of food. One staple of a high tea menu is sandwiches. They are a great way to add a healthy and tasty touch to your spread.
Here are some creative and fun veg sandwich ideas for your next high tea gathering.
Grilled veggie sandwich
Grilled vegetables like bell peppers, mushrooms, capsicum, onions and zucchini can make a smoky and savoury veg sandwich. Top it with cheese and your favourite sauces for an extra flavour kick.
Aloo tikki sandwich
Incorporating aloo tikki in your sandwich is a great idea. Aloo tikki is a spicy potato patty fried and served with chutneys and toppings. Turn it into a sandwich by placing the aloo tikki between two slices of bread and adding some toppings and chutneys.
Chutney sandwich
This sandwich is a classic in our households. Spread some green chutney on your preferred bread and add sliced cucumbers, tomatoes, and onions for a simple, quick, delicious sandwich.
Grilled cheese and chutney sandwich
Add some excitement to your classic grilled cheese sandwich with spicy green chutney. It adds a tangy, spicy flavour that pairs perfectly with cheese.
Paneer bhurji sandwich
Make a classic protein-packed sandwich by mixing chopped paneer with onions, tomatoes, ginger-garlic paste, green chillies, mayo, ketchup etc. Use it as a filling for your sandwich, and add any veggies of your choice for a crunchy texture. Add fresh herbs like coriander, parsley or dill for an extra flavour boost.
Bombay masala sandwich
This sandwich is a classic Mumbai street food. It is made with spicy green chutney, tangy tamarind chutney, and a mix of veggies like onions, tomatoes, and cucumbers. Add some chaat masala to level up the flavour of your sandwich.
Chana chaat sandwich
Chana chaat is a spiced chickpea salad often made at our homes. The sandwiches can be made with cheese, onions, tomatoes, chickpeas and chaat chutneys. Adding coriander leaves and amchur powder can be a great way to ace up the flavour of this sandwich.
Veggie sandwich
Make a classic sandwich with veggies like onions, tomatoes, beetroot, paneer and bell peppers and use it as a filling for your sandwich. Add some cheese and green chutney for an extra indulgent sandwich.
Peanut butter and jam sandwich
For a sweet option, make a peanut butter and jam sandwich by spreading peanut butter on one side of the bread and jam on the other. Add some banana, honey or cinnamon for an extra touch of sweetness.
Conclusion
These creative veg sandwiches are perfect for a unique twist to your high tea gathering. With their bold and delicious flavours, these sandwiches impress your family and friends and make your spread stand out. So, elevate your menu with these vibrant and exciting sandwich options whenever you host a high tea gathering.
