BALTI CHOLE | Most delicious chickpea curry with star anise and mint | Food with Chetna

This is a really delicious balti chole that are packed with flavour and enjoyed with some rice or naan or puri. Hope you guys are going to love it!
🔗 You can find the written recipe by following this link; chetnamakan.co.uk/balti-chole/
Recipe is by Gurd Loyal from his book - Mother Tongue
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Ingredients -
For the spice paste
2 tsp cumin seeds
3 star anise
2 tsp coriander seeds
1/2 tsp aniseed seeds
2 black cardamom
6 cloves
1/2 tsp asafoetida
1 tbsp chilli flakes
1 tbsp amchur
1 tbsp dried fenugreek leaves
1 tsp ground mace
1 tsp ground turmeric
4 tbsp tomato puree
For the balti
4 tbsp oil
6 shallots
2 tbsp fresh ginger
8 garlic cloves
2 x 400 gms can of chickpeas
400 gms can of chopped tomatoes
2 tsp salt
4 tbsp brown sugar
30 gms fresh mint
3 tbsp tamarind paste
1 tbsp lemon juice
sliced red onion
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Chetna Makan appeared on the Great British Bake Off in 2014 and won the 'Christmas bake off 2016'.
Her first book 'The Cardamom Trail' came out in April 2016.
Her second book 'Chai, Chaat & Chutney' came out in July 2017.
Her third book 'Chetna's Healthy Indian' came out in Jan 2019.
Her fourth book 'Chetna's Healthy Indian Vegetarian' came out in June 2020.
You can find the book in stores and online.This is an absolute treat of a meal, a dish made on special occasions, simple yet stunning!

[@Wolyboly24]

I can’t help but laugh when Chetna says “you’re wasting shallots!” 😂
I love her!!! 🧡🤍💚

[@FoodwithChetna]

Absolutely why waste good stuff!

[@lindahunt4344]

This Indian lady is the best I love her cooking

[@kaybrown4010]

Wow, this looks amazing! Thank you for including the recipe in the description. ❤

[@FoodwithChetna]

My pleasure 😊

[@Isham246]

Ooh this looks so good. Must make it.

[@gulshadayub7119]

I love you Chetna🎉🎉

[@FoodwithChetna]

Awwww thanks!

[@bullymama369]

Another must try!

[@lottieliddell2943]

Recently bought Mother Tongue and it is indeed, a beautiful book. Thank you Gurdeep.

[@FoodwithChetna]

Wonderful

[@karentaylor2160]

I will try this, thanks to you both!

[@andyfairchild2383]

Thanks Chetna. I got the book last week, so much I want to cook from it, including this Chole. I made the chicken wings last week… so good! So thanks again both.

[@pavithren]

❤! I will be adding to my cooking list!

[@davidtaylor2608]

You two are so cute together!!

[@sylviapage8572]

Just watched Saturday Kitchen and remembered I hadn’t seen this recipe yet. I don’t have the shallots but have everything else and red and white onions so may just go with those and dinner is sorted. I’m ordering his book 😋. Thanks for sharing.

[@misstrekfreak]

Fabulous Chetna, thank you 🙏🏻

[@FoodwithChetna]

Glad you liked it

[@SiddhisvariBulloch]

This sounds delicious with so many spices. Like the title of the book too. X

[@FoodwithChetna]

It's so good!

[@senoradelvita]

Looks really tasty.

[@FoodwithChetna]

Thank you 😋

[@shannyali7758]

Helloooo Chetna that looks delicious 😋😅 thank you for sharing that ❤😅

[@juliebembiri]

hi Chetna maam! like you im used to punjabi chole cooked differently. but i cant wait to make this for my pati ji.we both love your recipes.

[@FoodwithChetna]

Hope you enjoy

[@UNIONFEATURES]

My favourite cooking channel.

[@FoodwithChetna]

Wow, thanks a lot

[@dreamteamleader9098]

I love your recipes! Last week I made your Falafel and coriander mint chutney with the mini samosas! Other recipes as well but last night I made that snack, baked Pita with the leftover coriander and mint chutney, and hummus and it was delicious! Excited to try this one.❤

[@FoodwithChetna]

Wonderful!

[@drlessismore]

That’s ALOT OF SPICES 😵‍💫

[@rrrrr5102006]

Thank you for the recipe.I love watching your recipes. What's the "Balti" element in this? I've heard of Balti Chicken once but never a recipe. I understand its a UK thing but doesn't seem to exist here in USA.

[@bluebloodedsumo]

Don't worry, that was NOT a genuine balti !! Even the way he pronounced it was WRONG

[@Lucy-fd6qz]

❤ 😊

[@selinakiran6905]

Hi Chetna, what exactly does tamarind add to the dish? Is there a suitable substitute if there is non to hand? Google search is saying lemon or lime juice ..... If this is a good sub, what quantity would you suggest of lemon/lime will bring a similar result please....TIA

[@logicalindian8229]

Tamarind is a sour tasting fruit. So yes, if you don’t have on hand you can add lemon. But tamarind has a very sticky texture just like dates or prunes.

[@sooraiyahnilamber5623]

Will try to be bold too with the star Anise- smth i don't use enough.....enjoyable video, watched with my son who picked up on the few indian words too

[@sooraiyahnilamber5623]

❤

[@rikkimontero]

Sounds like a tasty adventure for your tastebuds!

[@FoodwithChetna]

absolutely

[@IvanIV05]

That was my thought, too, "Put all those shallots IN!" 🤣I can't stand it, if somebody wastes even a bit of prepared ingredients. BTW isn't the star anise too overpowering? That's not my usual flavour so I'll go easy on it.

[@FoodwithChetna]

Haha

[@wajt8966]

Asafoetida “counters the effects of chickpeas”? 😂

[@happyhindu30]

I feel ashamed that I had missed this legend in Leicester. * What would you accompany this dish? puri, bhattura, roti?

[@userunknown19]

He's been in London for years now.

[@vicentacastillo363]

🧶❤️👏👏👏😍🥰👍😘

[@ivanwoodhouse1958]

I wish you’d spend more time spelling out the more unusual and exotic slices like the driven mango spice. I can’t catch the name you give it so I’m not able to source it. There are other slices you’ve mentioned I this video which I can’t catch . So please consider the uninitiated idiots like myself.
One other issue that I have is how casual you are with quantities of the ingredients the number of teaspoons, when mentioned, don’t ever seem to match the number of teaspoons measures you actually use.
I love the videos and watch them all but these issues get to me - sorry

[@FoodwithChetna]

When I do my own videos I am very specific with quantities but when I have guest cooks then it is not possible to control how they cook! anyways if you had taken a moment to check out the description then you would have noticed that I listed all the ingredients there!!!!

[@lottieliddell2943]

Mango powder is Amchoor.

[@ivanwoodhouse1958]

meant spices not slices 🙂

[@geraldfinn436]

OMG! My transplant kidney is recoiling at all that tomato paste. Is there any alternative to this?
Arrgh! More tomato on top of that?

[@NinaAnthonijsz]

This is way too much sugar in the dish for my taste.

[@FoodwithChetna]

you can add less

[@colleencarvalho4970]

Chetana, I think you excelled in the Great British Bake Off, baking is your forte and you should stick to Bakery recipes, nor authentic Indian recipes

[@anniepersaud4862]

He is not good

[@FoodwithChetna]

That is very harsh and totally unnecessary!