As Friday rolls around, I find myself swept away by a tidal wave of work pressure, looming deadlines, and a burst of creative energy as I start plotting my upcoming Sunday ride. As I’ve mentioned in previous blogs, I’m embracing a vegetarian diet for Navratri, and I take pride in my commitment to this routine. However, my refrigerator is a barren landscape—empty—with no leftovers in sight to inspire a recipe with a twist. The only treasures left are the unassuming “Chauli,” or black-eyed peas.
Typically, I savour the delightful “Chawli chi Usal” that my mother masterfully prepares. It’s a fiery dish, rich with spices and generously topped with a fragrant “tarri.” The only effort required on my part is to reheat it on a hot tawa with a splash of zesty lemon juice, and just like that, a mouthwatering snack is born. Today, though, we’re embarking on a culinary adventure to create something different: curried black-eyed peas. So, let’s delve into this flavorful journey with lentils. Happy cooking!
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Serves: 2
Ingredients:
Black-eyed Peas – 2 cups ( cooked in a pressure cooker to 2 whistles )
Onion – 100 gms
Green chillies – 10 gms
Mustard seeds – 1/2 tsp
Ginger-garlic paste – 1 tbsp
Fresh Coriander – 5 gms
Masala ( cumin, peppercorn, star anise, black cardamom, cinnamon ) – 1 tbsp ( roasted & grounded )
Kashmiri Chilli powder – 1 tbsp
Curry leaves – a few
Groundnut Oil – 40 ml
Salt – to taste
Instructions:
1 ) Grind the onions and coriander to a paste and set aside.
2 ) Heat Oil, add the mustard seeds and curry leaves, green chillies and temper them lightly.
3 ) Add the onion & coriander paste and fry till golden brown and oil oozes out.
4 ) Add the spices and saute a bit. Add the peas and salt and mix well. Add little water and cover with lid. Cook on slow flame for ten minutes. Serve garnished with curry leaves or coriander.
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