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…d 1 tsp oil. Then add 1 cup of Kabuli Chana (chickpeas) that has been soaked for 6-7 hours, along with 1 tsp of washed chana dal. Close the lid an…
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In a pressure cooker, add 3 cups of water, salt as per taste, 1/4 tsp turmeric powder, and 1 tsp oil. Then add 1 cup of Kabuli Chana (chickpeas) that has been soaked for , along with 1 tsp of washed chana dal. Close the lid and pressure cook for 8-10 whistles until the chickpeas are soft and tender.
Heat 2 tsp of Amul Cow Ghee in a separate pan. Add 1 bayleaf, 2 cloves, 2 cardamoms, and 2 black peppercorns. for a few seconds until fragrant. Then add 1 tsp each of garlic paste, ginger paste, and green chilly paste. these pastes well until the raw smell disappears, about .
Add the boiled chickpeas to the mixture. Mix well. Pour in 2-3 tablespoons of besan paste (gram flour mixed with a little water) and stir continuously to avoid lumps. Then, add 2-3 teaspoons of beaten fresh Amul curd (dahi) and mix thoroughly. Continue to stir until the curd is fully incorporated and the mixture starts to thicken.
Add some of the reserved water from boiling the chickpeas to achieve the desired gravy consistency. Stir and let it for until the flavors meld and the gravy thickens slightly. Finally, add fresh chopped coriander (hara dhaniya) and mix.
Transfer the Dahi Wale Chole to a serving bowl. Drizzle with red chili oil for a vibrant color and extra flavor, and garnish with more fresh coriander. Serve hot with puri, aloo sabzi, sliced onions, and green chilies.
• Soaking chickpeas for 6-7 hours is crucial for proper cooking and texture.
• Pressure cooking for 8-10 whistles ensures the chickpeas are perfectly soft.
• Using ghee for tempering adds a rich, traditional flavor to the chole.
• Beat the fresh curd well before adding to prevent it from curdling in the hot pan.
• Adjust the amount of green chili paste according to your spice preference.
• Serve with bhature for a classic chole bhature experience.
• Can be paired with steamed rice or roti instead of puri.
• For a richer flavor, a pinch of garam masala can be added at the end.
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