Zebra triangles

You can also Serve them with ice-cream and chocolate ganache.
#Eidkimeethas
Zebra triangles
You can also Serve them with ice-cream and chocolate ganache.
#Eidkimeethas
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Beat eggs and sugar until creamy. Now add vanilla essence + milk + oil and beat more. Add salt.
- 2
In another bowl sift flour and baking powder together.
- 3
Now fold the flour mix into the egg mixture.
- 4
Divide the batter into 2 different bowls. In one mixture add cocoa and mix.
- 5
Now grease your sandwich maker and start pouring the batter. (first 1 tbsp of plain batter and then 1 tbsp of cocoa mix in the middle of plain mix. then again 1 tbsp of plain mix. Pour it in the middle of the previous mixture) You can also design the way you want.
- 6
Cook it 2 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean. (Note: time may vary according to the type of sandwich crafter you are using)
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