Here are some popular kondakadalai (chickpea) dishes—both South Indian and North Indian, plus a few snacks and international options:

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 Here are some popular kondakadalai (chickpea) dishes—both South Indian and North Indian, plus a few snacks and international options:

⭐ South Indian Kondakadalai Dishes

1. Kondakadalai Sundal

A simple Tamil-style stir-fry with coconut, curry leaves, and mustard seeds—often made during Navaratri.

2. Kondakadalai Kuzhambu

A tangy tamarind-based kulambu with roasted spices; goes well with rice.

3. Kerala Kadala Curry

Black chickpea curry cooked with coconut—served with puttu or appam.

4. Chickpea Masala Dosa Filling

A twist on the regular masala dosa, made with spiced kondakadalai filling.

5. Kondakadalai Rasam

A unique protein-rich rasam using cooked chickpea broth and spices.

⭐ North Indian Chickpea Dishes

6. Chole / Chana Masala

Classic Punjabi-style spiced chickpea curry.

7. Amritsari Chole

Richer, darker version—served with kulcha or bhature.

8. Pindi Chole

Dry, flavourful, spice-heavy chickpeas.

9. Chana Palak

Chickpeas cooked with spinach.

10. Aloo Chana

Chickpeas with potatoes in a tangy spice mix.

⭐ Snacks & Street-Food

11. Chana Sundal Salad

A healthy, lemony chickpea snack.

12. Chana Chaat

Street-style tangy, spicy chickpea salad with onions and chutneys.

13. Masala Chana Fry

Dry roasted chickpeas with spices (good as a tea-time snack).

14. Hummus + Pita

Mediterranean chickpea dip—many flavor variations (classic, roasted garlic, beetroot, etc.).

15. Chickpea Cutlet / Tikki

Crispy patties made with mashed chickpeas, herbs, and spices.

⭐ Curries & Gravies (General)

16. Coconut Chickpea Curry

Creamy and mildly spiced.

17. Tomato Chickpea Curry

Simple 20-minute version with onion-tomato base.

18. Chickpea Stew

Chunky vegetable & chickpea stew.

⭐ International Dishes

19. Falafel

Deep-fried chickpea balls—great in wraps.

20. Chickpea Pasta Salad

Protein-rich & refreshing.

21. Chana Soup

Creamy blended chickpea soup with herbs.

If you want, I can also give:
✅ recipes for any of these
✅ 10-minute quick chickpea dishes
✅ high-protein or diet-friendly options

Which type would you like?


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