This is one of my favorite winter time snack , healthy and tasty. Only trouble is taking out the channa from its pod.You can use frozen too but nothing like fresh from the pods. I usually add some grated coconut at the end but if you don't like sprinkle some chat or garam masala.
Chickpea - 1 cup , shelled and cooked
Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
Green Chilli - 2 tsp , finely chopped
Coconut - 1/8 cup ,freshly grated
Hing /Asafetida- 1/4 tsp
Curry Leaves - a few.
Salt to taste
Oil - 1 tsp
1. Cook chickpea with salt ,drain and keep aside.
2. Heat oil in a frying pan and hing and mustard and cover.
3. When mustard starts to pop, add green chilli ,curry leaves and chickpea .
4. Cook for a minute and add fresh coconut and remove from flame.
I'm sending this to MLLA -20 hosted at The Crispy Cook and started by Susan .
Also sending this to Healthy Snack Event at Dil Se .
I'm sending this to MLLA -20 hosted at The Crispy Cook and started by Susan .
Also sending this to Healthy Snack Event at Dil Se .
Such a refreshing salad, Nisha!!!I will try it out...
ReplyDeletethat would make a really great snack
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious....
ReplyDeletelove chickpeas in any form, they look delicious
ReplyDeletei only make chundal during navrathri..but i guess i should be making it regularly as it itself will make a healthy meal...
ReplyDeletelooks yum,..
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ReplyDeleteSuch a healthy yet wholesome salad . Looks great as well.
Deepa
Healthy,filling and yummy!Great try
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ReplyDeleteSundal looks yummy .Healthy and filling.
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Love those curry leaves! Thank you for sending in this tasty recipe to My Legume Love Affair.
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