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Grape Tree Punjabi Chana Spice Mix 60g
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£2.49
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Authentic Punjabi style chana made with the perfect mix of spices and a hint of asafoetida making it one of the most loved dishes in Northern India.
Grape Tree Punjabi Chana Spice Mix 60g. Authentic Punjabi style chana made with the perfect mix of spices and a hint of asafoetida making it one of the most loved dishes in Northern India.
No need to add onion, ginger, garlic or any other spices.
Just add 250g White Chana (chickpeas), 3 tomatoes (200g).
Vegan
60 Mins to cook
Medium
3 servings per pack
How to cook:
Wash and soak 250g chana (chickpeas) in hot water, for 2 hours or overnight. Drain the water from the chana and place them in a large pot or a pressure cooker. Add 3 cups (900ml) water and cook the chana until soft and tender. Remove any leftover water.
Approximate time: In pressure cooker close the lid and give 30 minutes on low heat after first whistle. For cooking a pot cook for 60-90 minutes. Check every 30 minutes when cooking in pot.
Heat 4 tbsp oil in a pan, add 3 (200g) crushed tomatoes and 1 sachet of Grape Tree Punjabi Chana spice mix. Sauté the mix for 5-7 minutes on low heat until oil separates.
Put boiled chana in the pan with 2 cups (600ml) of water and mash them very gently. Turn the heat on high and bring to the boil. Close the lid and simmer on low heat for 10 minutes or until chana is of desired consistency. Garnish with fresh coriander.
Tip – Water can be adjusted in the last step according to preference.
Allergy Advice For Grape Tree Punjabi Chana Spice Mix 60g:
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Packed in a facility which also handles cereals containing gluten (wheat), tree nuts, sesame, mustard and soya.
Product of India
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