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            <title>From a Chef’s Kitchen - The Daily Guardian</title>
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            <pubDate>May 9, 2020, 2:52 am</pubDate>
            <description><![CDATA[The past few months have made a chef out of most of
us. Soon we might just give the real guys a run for their
money. To help hone your skills even further, here is Chef Nishant Choubey sharing one of his  favourite recipes from his  hometown Babaras: Matar  Nimona Kachori.
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<p><strong>Ingredients: </strong></p>



<p>Refined flour 500 gm</p>



<p>Ghee 100 gm </p>



<p>Onion seed 1 tsp </p>



<p>Water enough to make dough </p>



<p>Salt Green peas 100 gm </p>



<p>Tomato 50 gm </p>



<p>Onion 50 gm </p>



<p>Red chilli powder 1 tsp </p>



<p>Potato 30 gm </p>



<p>Garlic 1 tsp </p>



<p>Ginger 1 tsp </p>



<p>Hing 1/6 tsp </p>



<p>Cumin powder 1 tsp </p>



<p>Chat Masala 1 tap </p>



<p>Amchoor powder 1 tsp </p>



<p>Tamarind chutney 1 tsp </p>



<p>Mint chutney 1 tsp </p>



<p>Cucumber 20 gm </p>



<p>Green chilli 10 gm </p>



<p>Green coriander fresh 1 tsp </p>



<p>Lemon juice 1 tsp Oil to Fry</p>



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<p><strong>Kachori:</strong> Make Kachori by kneading refined flour with ghee, salt and kalongi seeds. Add enough water to make the dough. Leave the dough for 40 minutes and then shape it into individual dumplings. If you want, you can stuff each dumpling with dry fruits. Heat oil on a pan, fry the dumplings. Make sure you fry them in moderate heat. </p>



<p><strong>To make the Nimona: </strong>Boil the green peas in hot water and take it out. Take a pan and add ghee, hing, chopped garlic, ginger, green chili, sliced onion and cook it for 10 minutes or until it’s cooked well. Add green peas and other spices, finish with chopped tomato and boiled potato. Add chat masala and amchoor powder and fresh green coriander. </p>



<p><strong>Cucumber mix as topping: </strong>Seed and chop cucumber, onion and some chopped green chilies and green corriander. Add lemon juice. Mix all of them and enjoy it with the Nimona. Plate the Matar Nimona in the base and then place the fried Kachori on top. Drizzle some mint chutney and tamarind chutney to taste. Also, add the cucumber mix and enjoy it piping hot.</p>
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