It’s great side dish which goes well with fried
rice/ chapatti/roti… I just tried this recipe in my kitchen for Valentine’s Day
potluck. It came out well. I didn’t add any fresh cream. I have added cashew
paste it gives a very good consistency to this gravy.
Oh my goodness…. What a fantastic smell from kasoori
methi leaves….!!! I really loved it. If you want to get typical restaurant taste,
try to use dry methi leaves, kashmiri red chilli powder and channa masala .
Wow… Yummy dish… So here goes the recipe, I’m sure
you would love it!
Green Peas – 2 cups
Red Chilli Powder – 3 tsp
Sugar – 1 tsp
Finely Chopped Onion – 1 (big)
Chole (or) Channa Masala – 3 tsp
Kasoori Methi – ½ tsp
Chopped Coriander Leaves – ¼ cup
Salt to taste
To
Grind
Cashew – ¼ cup
Curd – ½ cup
To
Temper
Butter – 5 tsp
Jeera – 1 tsp
Cinnamon – 2 inch piece
Cloves – 4
Cardamom – 2
(To
Saute and Grind)
Finely Chopped Onions – 4
Finely Chopped Tomatoes – 6(medium)
Ginger – 1 inch piece
Garlic – 10 pods
Chopped Green Chillies – 5
Method
Take 2 cups of green peas and soak it in water
through overnight and keep it aside.
Pressure cook peas with little salt for 5 to 7 whistles
and keep it aside.
In a blender add cashew nuts and curd to a smooth
creamy paste and keep it aside in a separate bowl.
In a pan, add all the ingredients which are under “sauté
and grind”. Then sauté it till it becomes mushy.
Let it cool down for another 15 min, and then grind
it as a fine coarse paste.
In a pan, heat butter and add the ingredients which
are under “to temper”. Now add the finely chopped onions.
Fry onions, till it becomes mushy. Then add the
grinded paste and sauté.
Saute it for 10 minutes on a low flame. Then add red
chilli powder, chole masala.
Now add water and allow it to boil for 5 min to
bring it a correct consistency. Then add the cashew paste and give a quick
stir.
Then add the cooked peas, sugar and cook on a low
flame. Now add chopped coriander leaves.
Take dry kasoori methi leaves and rub with your
hands and add it into this masala.
Keep cook for another 5 min and ten switched off the
flame.
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