Ayurvedic Classical · Snack · 37 Minutes Total

Roasted Chana Snack

Roasted Chana Snack is a warm, simply seasoned snack rather than a cold or deeply fried preparation. Vata: choose a small soft portion and add ghee if dry. Pitta: keep pepper and sour garnish low. Kapha: use minimal ghee and emphasize the toasted finish.

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Roasted Chana Snack — Traditional Ayurvedic Classical Recipe

Roasted Chana Snack — 37 minutes (15m prep, 22m cook) · 4 servings · 225 kcal/100g (USDA).

Vāta: Mildly Increases (+1) Pitta: Pacifies (-1) Kapha: Strongly Pacifies (-2)
Prep Time
15 mins
Cook Time
22 mins
Servings
4 (110g / serving)
Calories (per 100g)
225 kcal
Best Seasons
Vasanta, Grishma, Varsha, Sharad, Hemanta, Shishira
Allergens
Milk

Ingredients & Ayurvedic Properties

IngredientWeightAyurvedic Profile
Cooked chickpeas, well driedCooked chickpeas, well dried420 gSweet, Astringent · Cooling
Black saltBlack salt3 gSalty · Heating
AmchurAmchur3 gSour, Astringent · Cooling
GheeGhee10 gSweet · Cooling
Cumin seedsCumin seeds3 gPungent, Bitter · Heating
Rock saltRock salt3 gSalty · Cooling

Step-by-Step Preparation

  1. Prepare the well-dried cooked chickpeas and black salt and amchur in small, even pieces.
  2. Warm the ghee with cumin until aromatic.
  3. Add the prepared ingredients and rock salt; cook over medium-low heat, turning frequently.
  4. Continue until heated through with a dry, lightly crisp exterior, taking care not to scorch the spices.
  5. Serve warm in a modest portion.

Dosha Modifications & Seasonal Guidance

Vaidya Culinary Note (Indian household snack tradition)

Roasted Chana Snack is a warm, simply seasoned snack rather than a cold or deeply fried preparation. Vata: choose a small soft portion and add ghee if dry. Pitta: keep pepper and sour garnish low. Kapha: use minimal ghee and emphasize the toasted finish.

USDA Nutrition Facts for Roasted Chana Snack

NutrientPer 100gPer Serving (1 serving (110g))
Energy (Calories)225 kcal249 kcal
Protein8.0 g8.8 g
Total Carbohydrates25.1 g27.7 g
Dietary Fiber6.9 g7.6 g
Total Sugars4.3 g4.7 g
Total Fat10.9 g12.0 g
Calcium51.8 mg57.2 mg
Iron3.05 mg3.37 mg
Magnesium45.4 mg50.2 mg
Phosphorus151.7 mg167.6 mg
Potassium269 mg297 mg
Sodium733 mg810 mg
Zinc1.38 mg1.53 mg
Copper0.32 mg0.35 mg
Manganese0.02 mg0.03 mg
Selenium3.3 µg3.6 µg
Vitamin C1.1 mg1.2 mg
Vitamin A (RAE)20.6 µg22.8 µg
Vitamin E1.64 mg1.81 mg
Vitamin K10.4 µg11.5 µg
Thiamin (Vitamin B1)0.10 mg0.11 mg
Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)0.06 mg0.06 mg
Niacin (Vitamin B3)0.47 mg0.52 mg
Vitamin B60.12 mg0.13 mg
Folate (DFE)144.5 µg159.7 µg
Choline38.5 mg42.5 mg

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