Ole ~~~ Ole ~~~ Chole ~~~ Chole~~~
We would sing as kids but that time Chole bhature was our favorite now it is Chole Naan. I am yet to find a self respecting Indian who does not like Chole.
Many claim the Chole they make is the best. Just try my version of fingerlicking Chole and let me know.
I invite anyone and every one with their chole with anything viz, pulao, roti, puri, Bhakri etc to link up here. I read Anita was served idli with chole.
Come one come all, Punjabi, Marathi, Madrasi, Bongali~~ Anne Gujjuben tame kyan che~~~ welcome to the Chole Mela !!
Leave a link in the comments till 9th Dec 07. Later I'll compile the list and update the post.
Ingredients
- Asha travels 16yrs back in time and chole make her home sick.
- Arundhati shares the secret of a deep brown chole.
- Easycrafts makes a saatvic chole that look nice and creamy and the secret in chickpea flour.
- Aparna's chole with cabbage reminds me of cabbage stir fry with chana dal that is loved in most Koli homes.
- K's Chole for a pressure cooked no masala frying business cooked for 35 mins yet leaving you free no sweat type recipe.
- Punjabi Chhole! by Anita and some therapeutic masala frying.
- Read about Meera's experiments with chole and the American Desi accompaniments will make you smile.
so are you gonna test all the recipes? i really am looking for a great chole recipe.
ReplyDeleteBee sure may be but not in a row. You know the after effects of chana right LOL. As it is Diwali is just over and we don't need more firecrackers ;).
ReplyDeleteLove the channa recipie
ReplyDeleteHere is mine Anjali. I am a pure Kannadiga cooking Punjabi way, not Madrasi style!!;p
ReplyDeleteYour chole looks yum, I will try.Looking forward all the Chole recipe, love the dish.
http://foodieshope.blogspot.com/2006/09/
alu-chole-with-bhatura-lassi-and_21.html
lovely chana recipe.
ReplyDeleteNice one ...
ReplyDeleteHe he Asha...Thanks for the Kannadiga made Punjabi chole link. Yours is the first and sound good too.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great one, I too love channa, Infact I once had a channa dish served with rice by my punjabi friend. Yet to taste something similar. This will be a great collection of Channa recipes.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I am pure Madrasi albeit being a pure Telugu but cooked these in Punju style.
http://cooking4allseasons.blogspot.com/2007/08/poori-channa.html
http://cooking4allseasons.blogspot.com/2007/06/chole-masala-with-aloo.html
If you are game for channa in Puloa, then check out my
Channa Puloa,
http://cooking4allseasons.blogspot.com/2007/07/lunch-box-series-lbs6.html
Looking forward for the round up!
hi anjali, here is my latest version...i think it is punjabi cos the source is a punjabi.....
ReplyDeletehttp://arundati.wordpress.com/2007/11/20/ps-chole/
Here's my version served with peas pulav
ReplyDeletehttp://simpleindianfood.blogspot.com/2007/11/chole-and-peas-pulav-without-onions-and.html
Where can I get Koli Masala from? I am really curious. It sounds so delicious!!
ReplyDeleteHi, Here's one of my chole(or kadalai as we call it in Tamil) recipes. I guess Icould be called a "madrasi" but this is one of my inventions.
ReplyDeleteThe link is http://mydiversekitchen.blogspot.com/2007/11/chickpea-garbanzo-bean-and-cabbage.html
Hi Anjali, came to this post from Meera'a -- I have never tried chana dal in chole before. And what a wonderful idea to collect recipes! I will try to send my link -- and look forward to seeing the updated post when you have them all in :)
ReplyDeleteHi Anjali,
ReplyDeleteI could not resist contributing to this event chhole-bature being one of my favs. thanks for organising it.
Here is my entry for 'Chhole'
http://k4khichdi.blogspot.com/2007/12/jhatpat-chhole.html
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Check out my Punjabi Chhole!
ReplyDeleteAnjali, Finally I made the chhole for your chhole mela. Here's my link -
ReplyDeletehttp://enjoyindianfood.blogspot.com/2007/12/chhole.html
Hi Anjali,,
ReplyDeleteChole looks amazing,,Thanks for the spicy recipe for this chill weather..
Hopw had nice time with all your family members...How is your aunt?I remember those fish,,,,her kitchen...blouse everything tillnow...
You have even got Scotland going... after reading the blog of chole ...yummm I landed up making chole aloo and puri last night!!!
ReplyDeleteReva good to hear that and does your family enjoy Indian food?
ReplyDeleteGreat collection...hope you will try them all and give us your verdict!
ReplyDeletebtw was looking for your email, couldnt' find one. Can you pls drop me a word to my email.