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Black chana. This delicious Black Chana Masala is an easy to make chickpea curry made with black chickpeas. It's bursting with flavor and is a healthy Meatless Monday vegan dinner recipe. If you're short on time you can sub regular canned white chickpeas.
These are used widely in Indian cuisine to make curries, stew and even stir fry dishes.
This post shares the details on how to prepare and cook kala chana in a pot, pressure cooker & Instant pot.
Black chickpeas, also known as Bengal grams, Garbanzo beans or 'kala chana' belong to the 'desi' variety and have a much higher fiber content and lower glycemic index.
You can cook Black chana using 7 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Black chana
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You need 250 gram of black chana soak over night.
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It’s 1 tbs of oil.
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It’s 1 spoon of salt.
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It’s 2 tsp of jeera.
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Prepare 2 spoon of dry coriander powder.
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Prepare 1/2 spoon of red chilli powder.
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It’s 1 of green chlli chooped.
Being an extremely versatile legume, it is widely used in a variety of Middle Eastern and Indian dishes like falafels, hummus and curries as well as salads, soups and.
Black chickpeas should be cooked really well.
They might be difficult to digest for some folks.
Hence adding cumin and asafoetida help in the digestion.
Black chana step by step
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Firstly take a cooker add chana water,salt and cover the lid boil it for 1/2 hour on low flame.
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Now take an iron wok add oil heat it add jeera fry it add coriander powder mix well now add green chiily add chana and red chilli mix it boil it till water dry.
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Chane is ready serve it with chappati.
Black chickpea or kala chana is popularly known as a good source of protein.
This is a simple everyday Punjabi curry, made in a onion-tomato gravy with ginger and garlic.
Instant Pot Kala Chana is so easy to prepare and yet so delicious.
How does this food fit into your daily goals?
Chickpeas are of two sorts to be specific 'Kabuli Chana' (white) and 'Desi Chana' (black).
