To store leftover Punjabi Sunday recipes, allow the dishes to cool completely, then transfer them to airtight containers. Refrigerate for up to 3-4 days. For longer storage, consider freezing the dishes, which can last for up to 2-3 months. Just make sure to reheat thoroughly before serving.

Yes, you can substitute Kabuli chane with other types of chickpeas, such as black chickpeas (kala chana) or even canned chickpeas for convenience. Just keep in mind that the cooking time may vary, especially if using canned chickpeas, which require less cooking time.

To make these Punjabi recipes vegan, you can substitute desi ghee with vegetable oil or coconut oil. Additionally, replace the thick curd with a plant-based yogurt alternative. This way, you can enjoy the flavors without compromising your dietary preferences.

To enhance the flavors of your Punjabi Sunday recipes, consider serving them with fresh coriander chutney, pickles, or a side of fluffy naan or rice. A cooling cucumber raita can also complement the spices beautifully, balancing the heat and adding a refreshing touch.

To make the perfect Punjabi chole, start by soaking Kabuli chane and chana dal overnight. Pressure cook them until tender. In a separate pan, heat ghee, add cumin seeds and onions, then sauté until golden. Incorporate ginger garlic paste, green chilies, and tomato puree along with spices. Finally, mash some boiled chole and mix with the masala, adding brewed tea leaves for depth of flavor. Cook until well combined and enjoy!