Believe
me this protein filled dish tasted superrr yum...a great hit for
non-vegetarians too...I made this with the left over chanas (black chickpeas)
during kanjak ;)
Ingredients:
250
gms kaale chane (black chickpeas)
1
small cup soya granules (soak them in a hot water for
15
mins till soft, squeeze n keep aside)
50
gms paneer
green
chillies
2
inch piece of ginger
4
cloves of garlic
2
pieces of breads
chopped
coriander
salt
as per taste
Method:
Soak
the chanas overnight or 6 hrs .Once done,Put a lil oil in a
cooker
and splutter jeera,coriander powder ,amchoor and
salt,
add in the soaked chanas.Mix in water just enough to cover
the chanas.Pressure cook for 3-4 whistles.Open the pressure
cooker dry out the soupy water or keep aside.Once cool,
Grind the Kaale chane with,ginger n garlic together,(add water
if
required).Put this mix in a bowl n add salt,
grated
paneer,green chillies,coriander,soya granules,
crumbled
bread for binding .Shape them as tikkis and
cook
on a non-stick pan n the yummy kebabs are ready....
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ReplyDeleteWould love to share my recipes on ur website
What can i Substitute in place of Paneer ?
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