A Mauritian Classic: The Di-pain, Di-ber and Gato Pima Sandwich
There is no denying it: Mauritians love their gato pima (gâteaux piments or chili cakes)! So it’s not surprising that they have numerous creative ways to enjoy their favourite treat! Here is a simple, although not necessarily healthy recipe.
In Mauritius we’re lucky that we can buy fresh and hot gateaux piments from the street merchants but here is a simple recipe if you’d like to make them yourself!
What you’ll need for 1 sandwich:
- A 6-inch piece of fresh baguette bread
- 4-6 hot and crunchy gateaux piments, depending on how small or big they are
- Butter
Here it goes:
- Slice and the bread.
- Place your hot gato piments on the bread.
- Close it up, and enjoy!
I made a little tomato salsa (aka sattini pommes d’amour) to accompany my sandwich and it was seriously delicious!
Great post and very delicious looking ”Gato Pima”.Thank you for featuring my recipe into your post.Glad you liked it!Regards x
You’re most welcome!