
Photo by Joseph De Leo, Food Styling by Judy Haubert
Pindi chana is named after the town where it originated—Rawalpindi in Pakistan—in the days before the India-Pakistan partition. It’s easy to cook and, unusually, does not contain any onion or garlic.
This recipe appears in Keya Wingfield's Diwali menu and was excerpted from ‘Tarkari’ by Rohit Ghai. Buy the full book on Amazon.
What you’ll need
Amla
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Dried Pomegranate
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Ajwan Seed
$7 At Spicewalla
Amchur
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