Ingredients:
1 cup chick-peas
2 tomatoes
2 small onions
5 pods garlic
1 inch ginger
1 tsp turmeric powder
1 tsp Garam Masala
1 tsp kasuri methi
salt to taste
Procedure:
Soak chick-peas overnight or for 6 hrs.
Boil them and keep aside.
In a frying pan, fry chopped onions.
When onions turn pinkish, add garlic and ginger and fry for 2 Min’s.
Then add chopped tomatoes and fry. While frying, always use low flame and cover the lid.
When tomatoes emit little water add turmeric powder and garam masala.
Switch off the gas and let this cool.
After cooling, grind into a paste.
Mix this paste into the boiled chick-peas.
Add water as per your choice.
I suggest not to add too much water, as the gravy will become watery.
Then add kasuri methi and stir.
Add salt as per your taste.
Garnish with chopped coriander leaves.
Serve with bread of your choice.
Vimitha Anand
First time here and u have a lovely blog… Yummy curry would be great with Chola poori…
SouthindianHome
Choley masala looks delicious
Priya
WOnderful blog u have, cholay masala looks super delicious and inviting..
Sarah Naveen
First time here!!!
nice recipe…looks so yumm!!
Sushma Mallya
Thanks Raksha for droping by and leaving ur lovely comment:)..choley masala looks v inviting an yummy…..r u a konkani too?…I am from blore too but staying in Uk now after marriage ..Hope to c u around more often:)
Umm Mymoonah
I love this with pooris, looks so yummy. Thank you for sending it to AWED 🙂
Kalpana Sareesh
Looks very inviting n delicious too..
Archana
Looks delicious. Love them.
Raksha
Thanks Archana, kalpana, Reva, Reshmi, Umm Mymoonah, Sushma, Sarah and Priya.
Swathi
Cholae masala looks delicious, thanks for visiting my blog. You have nice space to.
Now Serving
YUMMY Cholay dear!
aipi
my all time fav..looks really nice n tempting!
Suman Singh
first time here..u have a lovely space with some great dishes…best wishes.
Chole masala looks delicious and yummy..perfect with pooris.
Pushpa
Delicious choley masala.
Anonymous
Hey Raksha , one more tip , when you are soaking the cleaned chickpeas, soak them in Tea water( 4 cups water and 1 tbsp tea powder and strain the water thats the tea water). Next morning cook the chickpeas in the same water and add tureric powder and salt. Will add flavour to your chole masala.
Raksha
Thanks Anon
Joey
I hardly ever get my chole masala in a curry – always turns out dry. Will defintely try this way.