Curry Channa and Aloo (Potato)

I just had to post this quickly since, a few posts ago, I posted the buss up shut recipe. I won't be long though, the process of currying, to me, is very simple once you get the hang of it. All that changes are the ingredients to be curried. Some posts ago, I showed you all curry aloo and curry bodi, this time I am going to show you curry channa and aloo, the chief side dish of buss up shut. Later on I will do the curry meats but again it's all the same, just that you are using a different type of meat every time. I hope you enjoy this curry channa and aloo recipe.



Curry Channa and Aloo



CURRY CHANNA AND ALOO

1/2 lb. dried channa or 1 tin of channa (garbanzo bean)

4 potatoes, peeled and chopped

2 cloves garlic, chopped

1 small onion, chopped

2 pimento peppers, finely chopped

2 tbsp. curry powder

1/2 tsp geera

1/2 tsp masala

1/2 tsp. salt or salt to taste

3-4 leaves chadon beni, chopped finely




If dried channa is used, pressure cook the channa in salted water (1 tsp salt) until tender.
Drain and set aside.



Note: Don't throw away the water. We'll need it for later.



Wash and peel the potatoes, then chop them.



Heat oil and add onion and garlic.







Add the curry and cook until almost dry.










Add potato and green seasoning. Stir until coated with curry.







Add channa and mix. Then add the pimento and chadon beni.







Add the "channa" water .


Note: This is where we reuse the water from the pressure cooked channa. Just pour enough to almost cover the channa and aloo. ( about 2 cups)








Curry Channa and Aloo (Potato), channa and aloo recipe



Cook until potatoes are tender and mixture is thick.
Season with salt, geera, masala. Add pepper to taste.



That's it for this post, and remember curry channa and aloo goes great as a side dish with buss up shut so try it. Bye!



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rachel said...

my channa and aloo came out amazing! even better than the roti restaurant up the street. thank you!

Felix said...

Glad you liked it rachel :-)

lefaye said...

I'm going to try this recipe tomorrow. So far every recipe you have posted has been a hit at my house. Thanks a mil!!

meganena13 said...

I will try this for diwali! yum yum

BrittenRKing said...

Whats the green seasoning?

Felix said...

www.simplytrinicooking.com/2008/06/green-seasoning.html

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