Hand-stretched artisan flatbread baked against the searing clay walls of the tandoor, brushed with golden butter and fresh herbs.
Pressure-cook the chickpeas with the tea bags and salt until fully tender, about 25 minutes; discard the tea bags.
Heat the ghee, crackle the cumin seeds, and fry the onion until golden; add the ginger-garlic paste.
Add the tomato puree with the chole masala, ground anardana, and salt; cook until the ghee separates.
Add the chickpeas with some cooking water and simmer 20 minutes, crushing a few to thicken the gravy.
Serve this Amritsari chole hot with freshly fried, puffed bhaturas and sliced onion.