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Yummy Pindi Channa Recipe
Pindi chana is also called punjabi pindi chole is a very nutritious and healthy dish. It is rich in proteins, vitamins and minerals. It is very delicious to eat and children also love eating it.
It's name is originated from the name of a place called rawal pindi in punjab and pakistan. This dish is in both India and Pakistan.
This recipe is quick and easy to make as there is no grinding and chopping involved. You need not to chop onions and tomatoes for it.
The dark brown colour of the dish is got by adding amla. Dry pomegranate seeds make the dish a bit sour.

Preparation
Time:
5
minutes
+
Soaking
Time
Cooking
Time:
30
minutes
Total
Time:
35
minutes
Serves:
4

Ingredients
Chickpeas
(Kabuli
Chana)
-
1
cup
Dried
Pomegranted
seeds
(Anardana)
-
2
tea
spoon
Caraway
Seeds
(Shah
Jeera)
-
2
teaspoon
Red
Chilli
Powder
-
3
teaspoon
Tea
Bag
-
1
Bay
Leaf
-
3

Cinnamom
-
2
pieces
Cloves
-
4
Coriander
Powder
-
two
teaspoon
Cumin
Powder
-
1
teaspoon
Green
Cardamom
-
4
Salt
-
as
per
taste
Water
-
3
cups

Chole
Masala
-
1
teaspoon
Garam
Masala
-
1
teaspoon
Dry
Mango
Powder
(Amchur
)
-
1
teaspoon
Oil
-
2
teaspoon
Ginger
Garlic
Paste
-
1
teaspoon
Green
Chilies
-
4

Method
Of
Prepration
1.Soak
chickpeas
in
water
overnight.
2. Put them in a pressure cooker and add cardamom, cinnamon, tea bag, bay leaf, cloves and cook it until three whistles of cooker.
3. Drain the water and remove tea bags from the chick peas. Keep the water aside that is drained from chick peas.
4. Roast pomegranate seeds and caraway seeds until light brown and grind them to make a powder.

5. Mix together red chilli powder, coriander seeds, roasted cumin powder, chole masala, garam masala and dry mango powder.
6. Heat oil in a pan, add chopped green chilies and saute till deep brown. Add ginger garlic paste to it.
7. Put the mixed spices in a pan on low flame for two minutes. Add one cup of chickpeas drained water and boil if for five minutes. Add the above ginger garlic paste and green chilies in it.

8. Add boiled chickpeas to it and mix well. Cook it for five minutes. Add caraway, anardana and green cardamom to it.
9. Cover it with a lid and cook for ten minutes on low flame. Off the flame as your pindi chola is ready.
10. You can enjoy your yummy choley with a puri.



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