Pindi Chole

#protein
Traditionally a Punjabi recipe, Chole has found a special place in our bones too. We alter it according to our taste buds. Rich in protein, it's one of the few gravies that can be relished equally with bhaturas, pooris,rice preparations and flat breads.
Pindi Chole
#protein
Traditionally a Punjabi recipe, Chole has found a special place in our bones too. We alter it according to our taste buds. Rich in protein, it's one of the few gravies that can be relished equally with bhaturas, pooris,rice preparations and flat breads.
Steps
- 1
Drain the soaked chickpeas and boil it with 2 cups of water and the tea bag
- 2
Once the water is on a rolling boil, reduce heat and let the chickpeas cook covered for 25-30 minutes or until soft
- 3
Strain the tea bag and the water used for boiling and place the cooked chickpeas in a bowl
- 4
Heat oil in a wok/pan and add ghee
- 5
Add the Bay leaf, onions, slit green chillies and ginger-garlic paste and sauté until onions brown slightly
- 6
Add the tomatoes and dry spices, salt, dried pomegranate seeds and mix everything well and cook covered on Low heat until tomatoes soften
- 7
Add the chickpeas and a cup of hot water next and mix well
- 8
Cook covered until the gravy thickens to the desired consistency
- 9
Serve hot garnished with chopped coriander leaves and julienned ginger accompanied with your favourite flat bread or rice
- 10
My tip:Adding teabag while cooking the chickpeas is for getting them dark brown in colour. You may choose to avoid it and cook the chickpeas in a pressure cooker too
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