Ingredients:
- Sajeera- ½ sp
- Tomatoes-2{blend into paste}
- Onions-2 {blend into paste}
- Kabuli chana-1 big cup {soaked in water for at least 7hrs}
- Kasurimethi-2sps
- Boiled Potatoes -3 {if u wish}
- Red chilli powder-3sps
- Turmeric powder-1sp
- Daniya powder-1sp
- Jeera powder-1sp
- Garam masala- ½ sp
- Cooking oil-2tbsps
- Karipatha leaves {curry leaves }-5
- Fresh Coriander leaves.
Method:
- In a pressure cooker pour oil and heat it. Add sajeera and wait for ½ a min. Add onion paste & karipatha, fry the paste till the oil separates. Then add tomato puree and fry it again till the oil separates. {TIP- once u c the oil separating from the gravy, it is the sign that ur gravy is cooked }
- Now u can add all ur masala’s like red chilli powder, daniya powder, jeera powder, turmeric powder, garam masala powder. Fry them for 1min. { TIP – if u feel ur masala is getting burnt bcoz it is dry; u can add 2 to 3 spoons of water}
- Cut the boiled potatoes in to big cubes or mash it with ur hand into big pieces. Mix well with the gravy & add kasurimethi. Fry it for 1 min and add the main ingredient Chole.
- Mix all together and add water - about 2 glasses { if u wish u can add more as per ur wish}
- Pressure cook it for 15 mins.
- Finally garnish it with fresh coriander leaves & serve it with batura, puri or roti.
Method for making Batura
Ingredients:
- Wheat flour-1 cup
- Maida- ½ cup
- Rava - ¼ cup
- Curd- ½ cup
- Salt - ¼ sp
- Cooking oil for deep frying
Method:
- In a bowl, mix wheat flour, maida, rava & salt, add curd & little water. Make it dough as we make for puri.
- Keep this dough over night covered with a wet cloth in an airtight box. If not over night for at least 3 to 4 hrs. {then the dough will ferment }
- Make medium size balls & press it in a puri shape & deep fry them.
- Batura is the best combination with chole curry.