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  1. My daughter absolutely loved these!!! I didn’t use too much oil. Shallow frying instead of deep frying and they came out nice and crispy. Thanks for this recipe ??5 stars

  2. Hi,
    It’s a nice recipe .. Thanks for sharing!
    Only thing I didn’t like is that the bread soaks too much oil. Is there anything that we can do about it.4 stars

    1. thanks sandhya. yes bread does soak oil but if you fry when the oil is hot, the bread won’t soak that much oil. you can bake these or air fry instead of frying. alternatively, while frying the bread side, do not add oil. just toast it on a tawa. while frying the sesame side, add some oil and then fry this side. hope this helps.

  3. I made sesame toast but when I deep fried it was very oily and in some filling got separated from bread while deep frying.

    My filling mixture was not dry as it left water. is it because potatoes were over boiled?4 stars

    1. bread always has to be fried in medium-hot or hot oil, otherwise they absorb a lot of oil. looks like the filling was not binded well with the corn flour paste. the potatoes and veggie mixture needs to stick to the bread. i guess if the mixture is dry, then it will fall apart. but i have never had any problem while making these.

  4. I absolutely love ur website!! My mom use to make Sesame Veg Toast (almost like this) as a kid and reading this post got back all those amazing childhood memories!

    Your recipe is perfect, thank you for sharing! However made few changes to it, add some sweet corn kernels and cut the edges of the bread too, it looked and tasted so good. Thanks again for ur recipes. God bless you!

    1. thanks dolly for the feedback. i tried spring rolls a couple of times but did not get a good texture like the restaurant ones. so will have try more till i get a really good texture. then i will add the recipe.