Wednesday, 18 July 2012

masala senagalu (masala chik peas)

Fried Chickpeas
Fried Chickpeas ~ A Tasty Snack on a Cold, Rainy Day
It has been so dreary cold here lately. Soup like dal-rice combo has been my main meal most of the days. Worn-out of my routine tomato dal, I thought of dazzling it a bit. That started a craving for crispy, crunchy chickpeas. A cup of rehydrated chickpeas, 20 minutes in front of hot oil. Now, I remember why I don’t make these often.:) Next time I will simply buy or bake.
For those of you who would like to try the recipe, here we go:
Soak dried chickpeas in water to plump.
Drain and then pat them dry using a kitchen towel.
Deep-fry in batches, in hot peanut oil to crisp.
Prepare spice mixture: Heat a teaspoon of ghee. Add and toast curry leaves, chilli powder, amchur and salt to taste. Toss and coat the chickpeas in spice mixture.
The fried chickpeas are great to jazz up the dal and sambar rice. Also to munch on, and to add to salads.
.one add and saut? onions, green chillies and garbanzo beans. Add in brussels sprouts. Stir in garamChickpea, (Dubba Sanagala) Guggullu.

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