Aloo Chole Chaat

Aloo Chole Chaat

Aloo Chole Chaat “India’s famous street food”; one of my the favourite chaat, from my teen age I am found of it. In school time I ate it too much with lots of red chilli, but now chilli goes down as of health also considered… 😛 I may bet like me lots of people here in India who love aloo chole chaat like me. I made it lots of time at home, street side eat lots of time.

Below is the my Aloo Chole Chaat recipe, if you are also a fond of aloo chole chaat like me then try out it and why only if you like it then only make it, why you not try something new. Make it and share you experience here in comment box.

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Aloo Chole Chaat

Recipe by VipashaCourse: Snacks, Veg FoodCuisine: Indian
Servings

4

servings
Prep time

8

hours 
Cooking time

30

minutes
Calories

170

kcal
Total time

8

hours 

30

minutes

This famous Indian street food Aloo Chole Chaat is a good source of protein and can have any time of day.

Ingredients

Directions

  • Wash and soak chickpeas (काबुली चना) over night.
  • On next morning boil these overnight soaked chickpeas (काबुली चना) in a pressure cooker upto 3 whistle with salt to taste or until not cooked, but don’t overcook; over cooked chickpeas (काबुली चना) spoil your dish.
  • Remove from water (dry completely) and keep side to cool down in room temperature.
  • Also wash and boil potato (आलू). Cool in room temperature, peel and finely dice. Keep aside.
  • In the mean while chickpeas (काबुली चना) and potato (आलू) are boiling, finely chop onion (प्याज), tomato (टमाटर), coriander leaves (हरा धनिया) and green chilies (हरी मिर्च). Keep aside.
  • Soak tamarind (इमली) in water for 5-10 minute. Reduce its juice by mish-mash process. Strain this water. Repeat this process twice. Keep this tamarind (इमली) water aside.
  • Now take a 1 big mixing blow and add boiled chickpeas (काबुली चना), diced potato (आलू), chopped onion (प्याज), tomato (टमाटर) and green chilies with lemon (नींबू) juice, tamarind (इमली) as required, red chilli flakes, garam masala powder, cumin (जीरा) powder – if require add more salt. Mix well gently.
  • Garnish with chopped coriander leaves (हरा धनिया) and serve as a street chaat.

Notes

  • You can bulk or advance boils chickpeas (काबुली चना) and store in a refrigerator for later use. But don’t boil too much. Boiled chickpeas (काबुली चना) stay for a week not ore then that.
  • You can also use boiled chickpeas (काबुली चना) separate water as a vegetable stock for making gravy of any dish.

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