Called Chaney or Cholay in the homeland.Canned chickpeas are the easiest to use. If you're using dried chickpeas from a packet you have to soak them overnight and soften then in a pressure cooker. Unless you're catering for a party, its not worth the hassle.There are loads of variations on this recipe, today I am going for the simplest version possible.
Add the coriander, cumin, paprika, turmeric and chilli if using.
As soon as things start getting sticky or you start choking on the aroma, deglaze by adding a little water.Next add in the canned tomatoes and turn the heat up a little.
Now add in the salt and pepper
Fry until the oil start separating, you'll see spots of oil rising to the top after around 10 minutes.
How drain the chick peas and add to the pot.
Lid the pot and leave for 30 minutes. Check half way, if its too dry add a little water to get the sauce you prefer.