Ghugni- East India Snack

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Last Updated on February 15, 2018

On the last day of this
North East cuisine, I choose very popular snack i.e. Ghugni is an evening
street snack in Eastern India especially in Bengal, Assam, Bihar, and Orissa.
For this recipe, soak dried yellow peas or green peas overnight and cook into
gravy with Bengali spices and serve with kurmura or onion bhajiya. Generally in
our North India (Delhi) side, this snack is served with kulcha’s, and garnish
with chopped tomatoes, onions and green chili. It’s all time fav of mine.

Preparation Time: Less than
15 Minutes

Cooking Time: 30 Minutes

Servings:
4 persons

Recipe
Source: Wikipedia

Ingredients

1 Cup
Dried Yellow Peas

2 Cup Water

Salt to taste

1 Tbsp. Oil

1 Onion, Chopped

1 Tsp. Ginger, Grated

1 Tomato, Chopped

Green Chilies as
per taste

1/2 Tsp. Cumin Powder

1 Tsp. Coriander
Powder

1 Tsp. Garam Masala

Green Coriander Leaves
for garnishing, Chopped

Tamarind chutney,
optional

1 Lemon Juice

Direction

Wash and Soak the
peas in water overnight. Boil the soaked peas with some salt till soft or cook
in pressure cooker till to one whistle. Heat
the oil in the pan on medium flame. Add cumin, when start splutter. Add the
onion, green chili and ginger. Cook till the onion turns brown.

Add chopped tomatoes and
sauté till to soft and add coriander powder, salt, red chili and garam masala.
Add boiled peas and mix well. Garnish
with tamarind chutney, coriander, onion, chili, tomato and juice with little
chat masala.

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Preeti Garg

Simply Tadka is one place where I can show my passion for cooking and photography. My blog features easy and quick vegetarian recipes that don’t demand much time and effort. I loves experimenting and substitutes some of the ingredients that are not easily available in the kitchen. For more details Check here