Name: Kumro Chechki (pumpkin Curry-bengali Style) Recipe
Total time: 20 min
Yield: 3
Cuisine: Bengali

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Kumro chechki is a traditional bengali home style veggie dish. It is a very simple preparation with minimum of spices and is made dry to be enjoyed as a side dish with any form of indian bread. Here i have used kabuli chana (white chick peas) but you can also add black chick peas for some colour contrast. This dish would also taste yummy with an addition of some prawns thrown in for the non-veg. Version.

How to make Kumro Chechki (pumpkin Curry-bengali Style) Recipe

Bethica Das

Crawler

Bengali

<p>Kumro chechki is a traditional bengali home style veggie dish. It is a very simple preparation with minimum of spices and is made dry to be enjoyed as a side dish with any form of indian bread. Here i have used kabuli chana (white chick peas) but you can also add black chick peas for some colour contrast. This dish would also taste yummy with an addition of some prawns thrown in for the non-veg. Version.</p>

pumpkin, cubed

kabuli chana

mustard oil

nigella seeds

green chilies

Salt

turmeric powder

coriander leaves, chopped

Heat oil in a pan and temper with kalonji.  after it stops sizzling,  add the green chilies,  followed by the pumpkin.  cook,  covered on a low flame till half done. 

step 1

Add salt,  turmeric powder and the boiled chana and continue to cook.  sprinkle water if it sticks to the bottom of the pan. 

step 2

Cook till the pumpkin is soft but not mushy.  serve,  garnished with coriander leaves. 

step 3

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