Delhi Street style Matra matar chaat
Having lived in Delhi for almost 8 years, Matra was an essential part of my daily diet. Whenever I used to be in a hurry during college days and miss my breakfast at the hostel, I used to grab a plate of Matra and kulcha from the street stalls. It practically became my go-to breakfast. It was extremely economical, filling and delicious, all at once. I became so fond of it, that later when I started working and shifted to an apartment, I actually used to store boiled white peas in the refrigerator and whenever I used to be hungry I would quickly mix the peas with some onion, tomatoes and spices and make a tasty chaat.
Delhi Street style Matra matar chaat
Having lived in Delhi for almost 8 years, Matra was an essential part of my daily diet. Whenever I used to be in a hurry during college days and miss my breakfast at the hostel, I used to grab a plate of Matra and kulcha from the street stalls. It practically became my go-to breakfast. It was extremely economical, filling and delicious, all at once. I became so fond of it, that later when I started working and shifted to an apartment, I actually used to store boiled white peas in the refrigerator and whenever I used to be hungry I would quickly mix the peas with some onion, tomatoes and spices and make a tasty chaat.
Steps
- 1
Take 1 cup white peas and soak them overnight in 3-4 cups of water.
- 2
Next morning, Put the soaked peas along with the same water and 1 tsp salt in a pressure cooker and boil the peas till the are soft. This would take around 4-5 whistles
- 3
Once the steam evaporates, open the lid of the cooker and check if the peas is properly boiled. If not, put them back on the stove and boil for another 2-3 whistles.
- 4
Mash some peas in the cooker and make sure the peas have absorbed the remaining water. The peas should be a little mushy.
- 5
Transfer the mashed peas to a big bowl. Add chopped onion, tomato, ginger, coriander leaves, green chillies, salt, black salt, red chilli powder, roasted cumin powder and lemon juice. Mix everything really well.
- 6
If you want you can add tamarind chutney as well to make the chaat even more tangy and flavourful but I like my matra with lots of lemon juice.
- 7
The chaat is ready. You can serve it as it is or enjoy it with crispy kulchas or bread.
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