In the morning, wash out all chickpeas under running water, then put chickpeas with water in a large-sized pot. Bring it to a boil and remove all scum on top. Cover it and cook till turns soft.
On the other hand, put potatoes, water, and salt in the pot, and bring it to a boil. Then cover the lid and cook till turns soft_Drain the potatoes from the water, then cool down completely. Right after, coarsely chop the potatoes with skin.
Take a medium-sized pan/pot and heat the oil on a medium flame.
Then add cumin seeds and crushed garlic cloves and let thesautéte for 30 seconds on low flame. Add aloo tarkari masala powder along with a splash of water to prevent burning, and sauté the masala for a minute on low flame.
Then add chopped aloo and chana. Mix them well with roasted masala on low-medium flame, pour the remaining chana water, and stir to mix well, bringing it to a boil.
Cover the lid and allow to cook another 20 minutes on low-mediumflame. If you don’t have remaining chana water, then you can add plain water for use in aloo chana Tarkari.
Meanwhile, in the grinder jar,r add
yogurt, garlic, and green chili. Grind the cumin seeds together until well blended.
Transfer to the small bowl, then add water and salt; stir to mix well, and keep the thin consistency of the green raita in the fridge.
After 20 minutes, remove the lid and mash them slightly with the hand masher. Add coriander leaves and green chili. Simmer it for 3 minutes.
Now ready to serve with kachori, pickles, and green raita