2. Add the 2 tablespoons cooking oil in a saucepan and, add the cumin seeds, whole coriander, dried red chili, cloves and cinnamon . Allow them to cook until they cloves pop and cumin looks dark brown.
3. Add the tomato mixture with the spices to this hot oil and cook until the tomatoes go soft and homogeneous.
4. Add the boiled black eyed beans to the tomato mixture and allow to cook for 10 minutes.
5. The sauce should all be nicely soaked up by the black eyed beans.
Tip:Some people like their gravy to be runny in which case you can add half a cup of water to the mixture.
6. Serve the curry with rice and chapattis.
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