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October 29, 2008
Bread Channa
This one goes to Sunshinemom's FIC Brown event.
Ingredients:
Channa-3/4 cup
Onion chopped-2 cups
Tomato-4 small
Jeera-1 tsp
Oil-2 tbsp
Ginger Garlic paste-1 tsp
Salt
Coriander leaves-a handful
Bread-3-4 slices
Spice powders(you can vary the measurement according to your taste):
Channa masala-2 tsp
Turmeric powder-1/2 tsp
Red chilli powder-as per taste
Badshah kitchen king masala-1/2 tsp(optional)
Method:
Soak channa overnight and pressure cook(5 to 6 whistles) until it is cooked. Drain the water and set aside.
Heat oil in a pan, tamper with jeera. Fry onions and ginger garlic paste till the raw smell goes and onions turn brown. Sprinkling little salt to onions makes them cook faster.
Add chopped tomatoes, spice powders, salt and fry till tomatoes are cooked. If the gravy is too dry, add water and simmer for 30 minutes. Add cooked channa and boil on medium heat for another 5 to 8 minutes. Garnish with coriander leaves.
Cut the edges of bread slices, toast them lightly with butter or ghee. Top it off with channa gravy and enjoy!
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Very appetizing ur pict ! Nice channa recipe :)
ReplyDeleteChanna looks yummy n spicy..Wish I had bread channa rite now..
ReplyDeletewow intresting and very appetizing recipe nice pic too
ReplyDeleteKanna,
ReplyDeleteLooks inviting and Yummy. i want it right now
Ramkumar
Looks soooo gorgeous and fantastic...
ReplyDeletegorgeous...
ReplyDeleteMy fave combination...looks yum :-)
ReplyDeleteI've never had bread channa before.. sounds like a delicious combination and such a tempting picture.
ReplyDeleteThis is very nice. I make it (the channa masala) the exact same way but never with the bread... I should try it the next time.
ReplyDeletechana looks delecious mahima
ReplyDeleteMahimaa, Sorry for not getting back to you earlier about your query on laddus...
ReplyDeleteI have posted my reply at: http://mixtomatch.blogspot.com/2008/10/nutty-energy-power-balls-healthy-laddu.html
love that look.......spicy channa is my fav ......
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics. Garlic Ginger paste sounds delicious. Does it come already made?
ReplyDeleteChanna looks yummy dear.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your awards Mahimaa. Bread channa looks yum. This was my favorite in my college canteen. You brought back some memories :) Are you a stella marian by any chance?
ReplyDeleteLooks very interesting and saves a lot of energy :) Good one dear
ReplyDeletethis is a new recipe to me! looks so easy and delicious. Lovely picture.
ReplyDeletemahimaa, i somehow assumed you were from chennai and was just curious if by chance u would be a stella marian too :-) I think i saw you posting in tanglish in couple of places and assumed u were from chennai.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy and inviting.
ReplyDeleteI'm from chennai too. I did my bachelors in Stella Maris and Masters in MCC. Nice to know that you are from chennai too :-) Right now i live in Tennessee, US (Adhuvum TN dhaan ;-))
ReplyDeletethanks everyone for your lovely compliments.
ReplyDeleteBread Channa is really mouth watering :-)
ReplyDeletenicely garnished making it more tempting.
Regards,
Vibha.
Congrats on your awards and thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteJust swa ur blog featured in kitche flavors.Cool mahimaa..you rock!
ReplyDeletethanks Divya..
ReplyDeleteHey! This looks very appetizing:) Thanks for sending to FIC:)
ReplyDeletehey mahima....
ReplyDeletetried ur bread channa and badam kheer this afternoon:) came out well..tx 4 the recipes!! btw visited ur blog thru orkut...i did my EIE at Easwari..we were in the same batch...gud to know that u r making the best use of ur past-time:)) am sure to visit ur blog on a regular basis..Cheers:))
Hi Mahima, very nice recipe...gonna try it today..
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