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Black Eyed Beans - Chawli Kathod

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How to make BLACK EYED BEANS - CHAWLI KATHOD

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Prep time
10 mins
Cook time
25 mins
Total time
35 mins
BLACK EYED BEANS - CHAWLI KATHOD
Author : Vahchef
Main Ingredient : lobia
Servings : 2 persons
Published date : December 03, 2018


Ingredients used in BLACK EYED BEANS - CHAWLI KATHOD
• Tomatoes (chopped) - 2 numbers.
• Hing - 1 pinch.
• Ginger garlic paste - 1 tablespoon.
• Salt - to taste.
• Onions (chopped) - 2 numbers.
• Cumin seeds - 1 tea spoon.
• Mustard seeds - 1 tea spoon.
• Lobia/black eyed bean (boiled) - 1 cup.
• Coriander powder - 1 tablespoon.
• Coriander leaves (chopped) - 1 bunch.
• Oil - 2 tablespoons.
• Turmeric powder - 1/4 tea spoon.
Method:
  • Heat oil in a pan, add mustard seeds. When they splutter, add cumin seeds, and saute it.
  • To it, even add chopped onions, salt, ginger garlic paste, hing, turmeric powder, chopped tomatoes( without seeds) and mix it.
  • Then to the same pan, add coriander powder, chili powder along with some water, after sauteing it.
  • Add Lobia (black eyed pea which has been soaked for 2 hrs and cooked till tender) to the same pan and cook it.
  • At last, add chopped coriander leaves, cook for some more time and switch off the flame.
  • Serve this hot with rice, chapatti.





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Black Eyed Beans curry which is also commonly called as Chawli Kathod or Chavalichi Bhaaji is a dry preparation curry dish made with boiled black eyed bean or lobia is cooked in tomato onion gravy, spiced to give a nice taste. This curry is often served with chapatti, roti or rice. Chawli kathod is a fast to cook dish, easy to prepare and often made in North India especially in the state of Maharashtra.

The black eyed bean is also commonly known as cowpea, lobia or chawli in Hindi and Bobbarlu in Telugu. The black eyed bean is small, soft textured, white in color with a black eye in the center. When cooked the beans have a creamy texture and nutty taste. The botanical name of the black eye pea or beans is Phaseolus Aureus. Black eye beans are unique because they taste wonderful without any spices.

They may be cooked as dal or just boiled to a thick consistency and mixed with diced tomatoes, onions and salt for a snack. It is actually a subspecies of the cowpea and grown around the world for its medium sized edible bean. This bean is available as fresh or dried bean and can be used for preparing soups and many side dishes. It is an excellent source of fiber, folate and a good source of iron and has various health benefits as well as important vitamins and minerals. In North India, lobia is cooked as a dal and in southern India they are specially made during the Navaratri festivals as Prasad or offering to the god which is known as Sundal. 

Sundals are made using various dried lentils. Some of them need to be soaked for 8 hours, while the smaller varieties need to be soaked for 1 hour. The lentils or peas are boiled with salt and tempered with little mustard, dry red chillies, curry leaves and freshly grated coconut. It’s very simple and easy to cook and tastes delicious.

Another place where you regularly find this sort of dish is the beaches in South India. You can find vendors selling these sundals made of various legumes and beans. The smell, aroma of the hot and spicy sundal is very refreshing and yum. They are normally sprinkled with little lemon juice on the top which makes it taste heavenly. They have a smooth texture, pea like flavor and are good when mixed with other vegetables.

Recipe of Black Eyed Bean Chawli Kathod:

  Ingredients:

Lobia, Boiled                    -       1 cup

Mustard seeds                 -       1 tsp

Cumin seeds                    -       1 tsp

Onions                              -       2 nos

Salt                                     -       to taste

Ginger garlic paste          -       1 tbsp

Hing                                   -       pinch

Tomatoes, chopped         -       2 nos

Coriander powder           -       1 tbsp

Coriander leaves, chopped-     1 bunch

Oil                                       -       2 tbsp

Turmeric pd                      -       ¼ tsp

Directions:

  1. Heat oil in a pan add mustard seeds, cumin seeds, add chopped onions, salt, ginger garlic paste, hing, turmeric and chopped tomatoes, and mix well.
  2. Add coriander powder, chilly powder, water, and Lobia (black eyed pea which has been soaked for 2 hrs and cooked till tender).
  3. Add chopped coriander leaves, cook for some time and switch off the flame.
  4. Serve this hot with rice, chapatti.

Goodness and health benefits of Cowpea or Black eyed bean:

  • Cowpea is rich in potassium with good amount of calcium, magnesium and phosphorus.
  • They are low in fat and sodium and contain no cholesterol.
  • It also has small amount of iron, sodium, zinc, copper, manganese and selenium.
  • Cowpea is rich in vitamin A and C and has good amount of thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B6 and pantothenic acid.
  • It also has small amount of folate. Consuming 100 gm of cow pea gives around 343 calories.

 As they have plenty of health benefits they tone the spleen, stomach and pancreas, it helps induce urination and relieves damp conditions like leucorrhea. The soluble fiber found in these beans has a low glycemic index and provide low risk for diabetes. The high fiber content also plays an important role in improving diabetes. Phytosterols present in the beans help reduce blood cholesterol levels. Do include a variety of beans in your daily healthy diet as they are highly nutritious and good to eat.

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Neththra'sVision Posted on Sun Apr 28 2013

Wow..Black Eyed Bean..........I like it.ha ha h a haaaaaaaaaaaaa.

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Neththra'sVision Posted on Sun Apr 28 2013

This is a very nutritious recipe, black eyed beans is a low calorie meal, and no cholesterol and fat, so it's very good for the heart. It has vitamins and minerals that are very good for muscle contraction and immune system. And good for red bloo

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faraz adil Posted on Sun Apr 28 2013

fantastic,

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GRUBDUDE Posted on Sun Apr 28 2013

Great comment. Good info!

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Ashish Verma Posted on Sun Apr 28 2013

You are Awesome !! :D

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babyeshkar Posted on Mon Apr 29 2013

I have this in my pantry but never knew how to make it.... will make it now.. btw is 2 hrs enough or does it need overnight soaking? and how many whistles does it take in the pressure cooker?

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MSE. Dzirasa Posted on Mon Apr 29 2013

Thanks vahchef we make this similar dish in Ghana and serve it with fried ripe plantains...yummy!!!

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hemi devani Posted on Mon Apr 29 2013

Great

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pletogra Posted on Mon Nov 04 2013

`me gustan tus videos porque son rapidos, asi deben ser los videos todos rapido explicativos y al grano

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devi pattanayak Posted on Mon Feb 03 2014

good recipe bro?

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ian carlo Posted on Wed Sep 17 2014

you all are fat?

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fanfan Posted on Tue Oct 21 2014

wtath it is mean  Hing??

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