Channa Masala and Coffee Winner
Ingredients:
- one cup of pre soaked chick peas, I soaked mine overnight
- 3 small tomatoes
- 2 green chillis or red dried ones work well
- 1/2 onion chopped
- 3 cloves of chopped garlic
- 2 tablespoon masala powder
- teaspoon cumin powder
- teaspoon coriander powder
- salt to taste
- teaspoon mustard seeds
Method:
- pressure cook the channa/chick peas for 2 whistles
- in another pan heat some canola oil and pop the mustard seeds, add the green chili, onion and saute for 3 minutes
- then add the tomatoes, spices and reduce down to a paste for 10 minutes
- add the cooked channa and a little water, salt and masala powder if desired, taste to see if more spice is needed.
Great with rice and green beans with coconut (recipe on the way) or chapatti.
Mmm...this definitely looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Christine!
wow chana masala looks delicious, love its colour and congraz to the winner...lucky one..
ReplyDeleteThis looks really delicious!
ReplyDeleteWell done Rebecca! You can garnish it with chopped coriander as well.
ReplyDeleteI am not a big fan of chana but I'll like to make this for the other two tummies!
ReplyDeleteYummy!! Seriously this year I need to make me some Indian dishes!!
ReplyDeleteA very healthy, nutritious yet delicious dish!
ReplyDeleteoh YUM! i love chickpeas!
ReplyDeleteMmmm....looks delicious. I love chick peas. Congrats to Christine!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the winner! Channa masala sounds great. You make any 'roti canai' or not? Or ' roti naan'!
ReplyDeleteway to go christine - but how did I miss out on these give-aways?
ReplyDeleteNice dish, looks delicious! Christine, congrats!
ReplyDeleteRebecca, wor, this look so delicious. You too have a great weekend ahead.
ReplyDeleteThis look so refeshing!
ReplyDeletechristine..you rock :) channa masala...um um um
ReplyDeletelove this..goes well with poori...congrats christine
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Christine! And thank you so much for being a friend,Rebecca!
ReplyDeletelooks wonderful as usual and full of lovely aromatic spice :)
ReplyDeleteAnncoo: thanks
ReplyDeleteSushma: thanks so much
Bo: thanks
Shirley: yep I normally do but had ran out
3 hungry tummies: oh thats nice that you do that
Jenn: you sure do lol
Angie smiles
Zurin oh we do too
Mary: thanks
Sophie lol
my little space: yep can make roti but don't do it much lazy!
doggybloggy: oh not sure
Lyndsey: thanks
Sonia: oh thanks the same to you
Jhonny: smiles
trendsetters oh thats a perfect combo
peachkins: my pleasure
thanks eating RD
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious, Rebecca! Congratulations to the winner.
ReplyDeleteLove how you cook for 'two whistles' lol!
ReplyDeleteI love this dish! Yours looks absolutely scrumptious! Congratulations Chrstine!
ReplyDeleteLovely curry! It is high time I expand my horizon and cook a delicious dish such as this one !
ReplyDeleteLooks really good. I really enjoy chick peas and this would be a great dish.
ReplyDeletebtw, You are are going to have a wonderful time in Miami. I was born and raised there-that is my hometown. These days, I live in the panhandle in Northwest Florida ( about 7-8 hour drive). Florida is a big state :-)
This chickpea curry looks really good! Congrats to Christine!
ReplyDeleteErica: thanks so much
ReplyDeleteJanice: i know its funny, I used to be so scared of pressure cookers but it does speed Indian cooking up!
Claudia: aw thanks
tasteof beirut oh I need to cook more of your food as well lol
Velva: oh thats a long way, worth a try thanks we love Miami, oh can't wait for Cuban coffee
5 star foodie thanks
I love channa masala and have a bunch of chick peas in the pantry. I think I may just have to make this one.
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What a delicious dish! Congrats to Christine! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love channa and channa masala...yummers!
ReplyDeleteConratulations Christine! Your channa masala looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteTime to get the chickpeas out, and I am also in the mood to make roti! Girl I know I would love popping over to your house now and then! I can smell this dish all the way up north!
ReplyDeleteMmm, delicious and healthy!
ReplyDeleteDeb: enjoy lol
ReplyDeleteReeni: thanks
Trish smiles
Laura thanks
Chef E oh would be fun you bring the roti!
Natasha: thanks
Healthy, spicy Indian pulse dishes are right up my alley, and this looks wonderful. Many thanks for sharing your lovely recipe!
ReplyDeleteAnything with curry gets my attention! This looks fabulous!
ReplyDeletemy pleasure Barbara thanks for stopping by
ReplyDeleteDana: you have good taste lol
I love chickpeas, this looks delicious.
ReplyDeletemy pleasure Barbara thanks for stopping by
ReplyDeleteDana: you have good taste lol
this looks tasty and healthy! delicious!
ReplyDeleteI am crazy about chick peas and curry. This looks really easy.
ReplyDeleteMasala powder? Hmmmmm...something new I will have to try!
ReplyDeleteCongratulation to Christine. This looks to delicious and healthy.
ReplyDeleteMimi
The channa masala looks great and is beautiful in color. your blog is great :)
ReplyDeleteAzita: thanks
ReplyDeleteSarah: my version always is he he he
Michelle can get in any good Indian store lol
Mimi: thanks
Sasha oh thanks and thanks for stopping by
This sounds like a tasty recipe. I like chick peas quite a bit and don't make Indian food often enough even though we love it! I'll blame that on a very good restaurant not too far from our house. :)
ReplyDeleteChana masala looks delicious n mouthwatering with perfect colour,,, Rebecca you are great and cooking indian foods in indian way of cooking,,,thats really great,,happy on u,,thanks for sharing dear,,take care n keep on smiling.
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