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Chana Chaat Recipe

Chana Chaat Recipe

Saturday, March 15, 2025



Chana Chaat || Cholay Recipe || How to Make Aloo Chana Chaat Recipe with step-by-step photos

Cholay is the Desi version of a salad. The base is chickpeas or chana with onions, tomatoes, green chilies, and coriander as the supporting characters finished off with chaat masala for that necessary spice, and Khataaz is known as a traditional spicy street food snack, is made of a lot of ingredients to make it tasteful. 

One bowl of cholay chat is enough for a 1-time meal and can be placed instead of lunch/dinner, can say a complete food good choice for dieting purposes 

It contains low calories and less fat they are a purely healthy meal in which added yogurt, green chutney, tomato, potato, coriander leaves, green chilies, and tamarind  sweet and sour sauce along with boiled chickpeas, potatoes, and papri which works for enhancing the taste of Chola chat

You will get below the link to papri and green chutney raita and tamarind sweet sauce recipes 

 


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Firstly in a pressure cooker add chickpeas, baking soda, salt, and water, Bring to a boil, and then close the pressure cooker after whistling note the time for 20 to 30 mins

                    
boil-the-chickpeas



Meanwhile, prepare all veggies 
                      
prepare-all-veggies


In a saucepan boil potatoes and peel then cut them into cube shapes and keep them aside
                             
boil-potatoes-and-cut-into-cubes


Green raita chutney is so simple to make If you have mint coriander leaves sauce is present in your fridge then just add yogurt with a little salt and green sauce 

Mix them well and the green raita chutney is ready, Note don’t use water in green raita chutney, you can get the link to green raita on given below recipe card
              
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Take another small separate bowl add yogurt and salt whisk well until smooth texture Keep in the fridge 
                                       

whisk-the-yogurt

    In a mixing bowl add boiled chickpeas along with all ingredients, and mix them together
                                                     
    mix-chana-chaat-very-well


    Then put all the remaining spices into the chana chaat, mix them well then at the end add paper and sprinkle some spices

                             
    chana chaat is ready

    Now ready to eat and serve
              
    aloo-chana-chaat-is-ready-to-serve





    Chana Chaat
    Author: Sana Rasheed
    Preparation Time:30 mins
    Cooking time: 30 mins
    Total time: an hour
    Servings: 6
    Recipe Category: Snack and Fried
    Cuisine: Pakistani
    Calories per serving: 171 kcal

    Chana chaat is the Desi version of a salad. The base is chickpeas or chana with onions, tomatoes, green chilies, and coriander as the supporting characters 
    Ingredients:
    1. 300g, chickpeas soaked overnight
    2. 100g, potato boiled cut into a small cube shape
    3. ½ cup, tomatoes chopped
    4. ¼ cup, coriander leaves
    5. 1 tsp, green chilies finely chopped
    6. 2 tbsp, tamarind pulp
    7. ½ cup, homemade yogurt beaten
    8. ½ cup, onion thinly slices
    9. 1 tbsp, red chili flakes
    10. 1/6 tsp, baking soda
    11. ½ tsp, roasted crushed cumin seeds
    12. ½ tsp roasted crushed coriander seeds
    13. 2 tbsp, sweet and sour tamarind sauce
    14. 100g, homemade papdi
    15. 1/3 cup, of green raita chutney 
    16. 1 tsp, chaat masala 
    17. Salt to taste
    How to Make the Chana Chaat?
    1. In a mixing bowl add boiled chickpeas, potato, tomato, coriander leaves, green chilies, red chili flakes, salt, onion, tamarind pulp, roasted and crushed cumin, and coriander seeds.
    2. Mix them together
    3. Then add plain yogurt, green chutney, chaat masala, and sweet tamarind sauce mix them then at the end add papri and sprinkle some chaat masala and red chili flakes over chana
    4. Now ready to eat and serve...
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