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Saatvik version — no onion, no garlic; pure, gentle sattvic spicing (root vegetables are fine). A pinch of hing lifts it.
Soak the pulses overnight in water
Drain the water in the morning and add the soaked pulses, Magic Mixx (from the packet), and 300ml of fresh water to a pressure cooker.
Pressure cook for 25-30 minutes, then let the pressure cooker cool down.
Take 1/4th of the cooked pulses and mash it into a smooth paste.
In a small fry pan add the ghee, add grated ginger, minced garlic (skip — Saatvik) and chopped green chillis and sauté for a minute until fragrant
Add chopped onions (skip — Saatvik) and tomatoes and cook until they soften and the ghee starts to separate
Add this mixture to the cooked pulses and stir well
Serve hot, garnished with fresh coriander in an attractive bowl
Optional: Add your own creative tadka with extra love and flavor!
Tip: Adjust consistency to your liking by adding hot water
👩🍳 Chef's tip: Saatvik version — no onion, no garlic; pure, gentle sattvic spicing (root vegetables are fine). A pinch of hing lifts it. | Serve your Bombay Chole with hot , fluffy bhaturas and a spoonful of ghee drizzled on top for that rich, indulgent flavor. Add a side of fresh onions and a wedge of lemon for an extra zing!
Nutrition · per serving, from the ingredient master
288 kcalEnergy
17.05 gProtein
42.33 gCarbs
20 gFat
24.36 gFibre
1284 mgSodium
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