i believe black cumin is the wrong herb to be named or used here.
black cumin is most commonly term as kalonji or nigella sativa - habbatus sauda in the middle eastern and muslim markets in europe and most asian supermarkets.
the cumins you are using are just darker in colors because its a different variety.
its just cumin - from what i believe. . some even told me i can use fennel seeds?
@MDIS : It is a darker color cumin and has a more earthy flavor. You can use regular cumin as well. Fennel seeds look similar but have a totally different flavor and aroma.
if i wanted to use ground cumin to make the rice come out yellow, would i put the ground yellow cumin in the pot with the water and rice? im gonna try this with peas and courgett. what do you think, maybe some fresh corriander, when would i add the corriander?
If you want the yellow color, you should use turmeric powder, not ground cumin. You can put 1/4 tsp in the oil after the cumin seeds. Courgette will work, but it may become a bit mushy. Carrots hold shape better. You can add fresh chopped coriander as a garnish right before serving.
I tried this and it worked GREAT,however one thing dont substitute dried peas for the frozen because the peas wont cook,but great and easy recipe to use.
Let me share this with all viewers. My girlfriend remain always upset with me that i cant cook. Yesterday, she was out and i decided to make chole. I started surfing to check out few good recipes. I copied exactly the way this two ladies made chole. You wont believe but it turned out to be so good that my Girlfriend kissed me and asked from which restaurant you bought it. I am not at all a good cook, Infact i am just 2 min instant noodle maker. Chole were awesome.
Thanks! You can definitely add onions (thinly sliced) after the whole spices and before the peas/carrots. Make sure to fry them until golden brown before adding the veggies.
I can't eat whole seeds. Is there a way to make this with ground cumin?
APolaris 7 months ago
@APolaris : You can used fresh ground cumin powder instead.
On a side note - I totally understand about the whole cumin seeds - I could not handle them till about 5-6 years ago!
ShowMeTheCurry 7 months ago
@ShowMeTheCurry It's not that, I just can't medically eat any seeds.
How much powder should be used?
APolaris 7 months ago
@APolaris : : Half a teaspoon should be good else it may become very over-powering.
ShowMeTheCurry 7 months ago
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vanmonarch 8 months ago 2
i believe black cumin is the wrong herb to be named or used here.
black cumin is most commonly term as kalonji or nigella sativa - habbatus sauda in the middle eastern and muslim markets in europe and most asian supermarkets.
the cumins you are using are just darker in colors because its a different variety.
its just cumin - from what i believe. . some even told me i can use fennel seeds?
MDIS 1 year ago
@MDIS : It is a darker color cumin and has a more earthy flavor. You can use regular cumin as well. Fennel seeds look similar but have a totally different flavor and aroma.
ShowMeTheCurry 1 year ago
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ShowMeTheCurry 1 year ago
if i wanted to use ground cumin to make the rice come out yellow, would i put the ground yellow cumin in the pot with the water and rice? im gonna try this with peas and courgett. what do you think, maybe some fresh corriander, when would i add the corriander?
thasnaps 1 year ago
@thasnaps
If you want the yellow color, you should use turmeric powder, not ground cumin. You can put 1/4 tsp in the oil after the cumin seeds. Courgette will work, but it may become a bit mushy. Carrots hold shape better. You can add fresh chopped coriander as a garnish right before serving.
ShowMeTheCurry 1 year ago
@ShowMeTheCurry turmeric or saffron???
madihaaquarius18 1 year ago
can i use frozen peas to add with the rice??
akashshah1907 1 year ago
@akashshah1907 : We did use frozen peas. We just rinsed them under running water and used them :)
ShowMeTheCurry 1 year ago
I made this last night and it was easy and tasted great! My son gave it two thumbs up!
beerbrewer737 1 year ago
I made this last night. It was easy and tasted great! My son gave it 2 thumbs up.
beerbrewer737 1 year ago
Looks great! Thanks.
beerbrewer737 1 year ago
My 11 year and I love this. It came out very well. Omitted the peas and used reg. butter still delicious.
brownnbubblie 2 years ago
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iSPITyoFACE 2 years ago
Great comment: you must just have faith. You Ladies are doing a wonderful service
sherbani 2 years ago
I've a quick question, is black cumin same as shahi jeera or is it something different?
aryaksh0406 2 years ago
Yes, it's the same.
ShowMeTheCurry 2 years ago
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SheerParadise 2 years ago
I tried this and it worked GREAT,however one thing dont substitute dried peas for the frozen because the peas wont cook,but great and easy recipe to use.
SetiDraconis 3 years ago
Hi
Let me share this with all viewers. My girlfriend remain always upset with me that i cant cook. Yesterday, she was out and i decided to make chole. I started surfing to check out few good recipes. I copied exactly the way this two ladies made chole. You wont believe but it turned out to be so good that my Girlfriend kissed me and asked from which restaurant you bought it. I am not at all a good cook, Infact i am just 2 min instant noodle maker. Chole were awesome.
THANKS A LOT-KEEP IT UP
511ozi 3 years ago 4
this looks really good :) thank you for sharing!
x1MissWorld1x 4 years ago
How about adding onions? will it spoil the dish? Well done video.
laliths 4 years ago 3
Thanks! You can definitely add onions (thinly sliced) after the whole spices and before the peas/carrots. Make sure to fry them until golden brown before adding the veggies.
ShowMeTheCurry 4 years ago
i really like your videos!
johnmair 4 years ago