I tried to find the Chana zor in the Indian food market here but couldn’t get them ,So I tried to make the chana zor at home.I searched many recipes and all of them suggested to fry the flattened chickpea in oil.But as soon as I fried them,they shrank in shape and hence I could not get the desired shape and texture.However,the taste was as good as it should be.I should have dried them first before frying and here in the recipe I mentioned to dry them before frying to get good results.Hope you all have enjoyed my Delhi Belly street food series.
P.S.
How many of you have heard or remember the song about this chaat ??Tell me in the comments.
Blogging Marathon#62 /Week 2
Theme-Street Foods
Dish-Chana Zor Garam
Ingredients:
2 cups black chickpeas,cooked
1 onion,finely chopped
1 tomato,finely chopped
1 potato,boiled and chopped
1/4 cup coriander leaves,chopped
2 green chillies,chopped
1 tablespoon lime juice
1 teaspoon roasted cumin powder
1 teaspoon chaat masala
1 teaspoon amchoor powder
1 teaspoon red chilli powder
salt to taste
oil for deep frying
To garnish
green chutney
sev
Method:
Using a rolling pin or back of spoon press the each chickpea to flatten.
Let them dry in sunlight or under fan for few hours.
Heat oil in a pan and fry the flattened chickpeas until crispy.Drain on absorbent paper.
In a mixing bowl add chopped tomatoes,potato,onion,green chilli.Stir and add fried chana .
Mix all the spice powders and salt in a bowl.
Add the spice masala mixture and sprinkle with lime or lemon juice just before serving.Toss well and serve in paper cone or bowls.For extra flavors you may toss the chaat in green chutney and garnish them with sev.
Enjoy!!
Serve-4 Cooking time-30 minutes
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Loved the title… Doesn't mean, not the dish that's also very tempting. Title remind me one of my favorite movie n actor… Manoj Kumar in Kranti 🙂
Ahhhh !! Bliss :)) remember walking down janpath munching on these ! Great choice sapana !!
Seriously want to make this chana zor garam still its in my to do list, now you are tempting me a lot.
Ya kranthi song, u get it in haldirams packet in indian grocery store
Love the dish and presentation, heard of the name but never tried it. Bookmarked the recipe:)
Love these street foods and love your intro writeup. Great and amazing snack
Never heard of this before but it sure sounds delicious. Loved your Delhi street food stories and recipes Sapana. Great picks for the theme.
Awesome street food , Sapana.
I miss Delhi and its street food. Your recipe brings back a lot of sweet memories.
what a flavorful andlovely snack
This chaat sounds delicious! I am salivating reading the recipe and looking at your pictures. Bookmarked.