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A muscle-building, high-protein Indian pancake made with besan (gram flour), soya chunks, tomato, onion, and spices. Perfect for breakfast or a post-workout meal, this chilla is packed with all essential amino acids and is both filling and delicious.
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The complete method to make delicious chole bhature just like the streets of Delhi. This recipe uses semolina to keep the bhature soft and fluffy, and the chole gets a wonderful flavor by leavening with baking soda, pomegranate seeds, and Indian gooseberry. With easy step‑by‑step instructions, you can make this classic combo at home.

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