Dal bati

Amaranthus called Thotakura in Telugu and Arakkerai in Tamil is a common leafy vegetable cooked in South India.I have just twisted it a bit and used Panchmel Dal(Toor, Masoor, Moong, Chana, Udad dals) instead of Toor Dal which is used regularly for this.

Lasooni dal |Lehsuni dal | Dal lasooni | Garlic dal tadka is a very versatile dal in terms of the lentil that can be used in it. One can choose to use toor dal, moong dal or masoor dal. There are multiple ways to make this dal, each one a little bit varied than the other. Only thing constant in this is the seasoning of garlic!.Today morning while making lunch for hubby, I wanted to make a dal to go with steamed rice and realised that there was only one sad looking tomato left in the basket which wouldn't be sufficient. So, this lasooni dal was perfect because it doesn't require a whole lot of ingredients and adds a delicious variation to the everyday dal..Sharing here a quick and easy recipe for dal lasooni. Do give it a try..If you happen to try my Dal Lasooni recipe; leave a comment, let me know how it turned out.Use in your Instagram posts - #theredplatechroniclesbymeenadantiI would love to hear the modifications you made to suit your palette..Follow me onInstagram- @TheRedPlateChroniclesFacebook - TheRedPlateChroniclesWordPress - http://theredplatechronicles.home.blog.LoveM❤️

#reststyleDal makhani is a delicacy of Punjab made with combination of lentils,beans and cream, butter.Traditionally it is cooked slowly on charcoal till it gets cooked and becomes creamy.Nowadays it is cooked in pressure cooker, but to get the smoky flavour , burning charcoal is infused.This recipe is my style of making the Dal makhani...like Restaurant style.

#colouryellow#9th JulyThis simple delicious dal tastes like Dal fry,made from red lentil dal( masoor dal) & yellow moong dal.Is ideal to serve with parathas and rice at dinner.

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#colouryellow / post-1Dal tadka is a staple food and a very common item in most Indian restaurants though each has it's own version of making it and lentils vary.The most important part of this recipe is the tempering which makes a simple dal unique in it's flavour and aroma of mixed spices is simply irresistible and enjoyed with rice or any Indian flat bread.

Panchratna Dal/ Chevti Dal gives a delicious burst of taste to your taste buds. This dal is made with 5 kinds of mixed lentils (urad dal, moong dal, masoor dal, chana dal and toor dal).Very healthy and delicious treat! Try it and you won't forget the taste.

Dal pakwan is so delicious.This is Sindhi dish #monsoon special#goldenapron.

Childhood memories: Sunday was family day.  Our traditional Sunday lunch would always include a fresh deep fried fish and Hasmo. This would be served on a thaal which is a big silver plate. “Hasmo” for us means mixing everything together.  We’d mix the dhaal, rice , roti , fried chillies , kachumber (onion salad) together in the middle of the thaal and then make a tiny space to put the hot charcoal and then pour hot ghee over the mixture. We would then cover all with another big plate to smoke it. Once smoked we would all enjoy and eat together.  It is a family food that I really miss!I would call this dish that I made today as ‘Hasmo’ but other people call it ‘Dal Khichdi’ or ‘Khichdi’This is how I made mine.

#goldenapron #post19 - Come mango season and you get the opportunity of experimenting with the king of fruits - both raw and ripe. So tried this yummy traditional Andhra style dal or lentil curry made with Tuvar dal (pigeon pea lentil) and raw mango called Pachi Mamidikaya Pappu. It translates to 'Raw Mango Dal' in the local lingo. This tangy and spicy dal goes best with hot steamed rice and a drizzle of some ghee. It is pure divine and a great comforting meal.

#reststyle#post 3This recipe dal is made with the combination of mix dal rajma.with coconut made with a twist of coconut flavour when taste comes a flavour of coconut and mix spices taste so yummy goes well with roti or rice

Biscuit bhakhari is traditional Gujarati cusine recipe.Relish with any curry,here prepared Dal fry to enjoy with it

#Bandhan - Some protein rich breakfast is an ideal way to start your day. So why not with some cheelas (crepes / pancakes)? Give a twist to the usual recipe by adding a tadka (tempering) to the batter in order to give a completely different flavour. These cheelas are healthy, low in fat and good for diabetics. Besides breakfast, they can also be had for lunch / dinner. Enjoy them with chutney, yoghurt, pickles or any side dish.

#goldenapronAdai is a famous breakfast dish in South India, this can be prepared instantly and does not need any fermentation time. It is cooked just like dosas, but it's much richer in proteins.It is generally made plain but I make it by adding grated vegetables to make it more tasteful and add more nutritive.You can also add grated carrot, chopped moringa leaves and also grated pumpkins instead of cabbage. Adding boiled mashed potatoes and coriander leaves gives a very different taste. Do try it and let me know here.

Thoran is a traditional recipe cooked in Tamil Brahmin households. It is made mostly with French Beans, Cluster Beans, Cabbage or Carrots. This is how my mother prepared it using my favourite vegetable - Snakegourd

#reststyleDaal is often translated as ‘lentils’, but actually refers to a split version of a number of lentils, peas, chickpeas and so on. If pulses are split into half they are called daal.A daal is actually a soup made from any of the available split pulses and mostly tempered with different spices. Daal is a great sauce of protein, fiber and iron for vegetarians. It is a part of the staple diet in almost all Indian households. The cooking techniques may differ from region to region.Daal Tadka is a very famous dish in India, found mostly on the menu of a large number of restaurants. The daal is basically well cooked and tempered with whole spices. It is best enjoyed with jeera rice or pulao or some hot plain steamed rice.

#Post14 - This is a very popular Hyderabadi dish during the holy month of Ramadan. It can be prepared with either mutton or chicken. But now a days, you come across vegetarian haleem too. Traditionally it is slow cooked for many hours on an open flame. But I tried the simplest method - Pressure cooking method. It is quite a rich dish with loads of dry fruits and ghee, but it is equally nutritious as it contains various types of lentils and oats (traditionally wheat is used). This delicacy is served with a dash of lime, fried onions, chopped coriander-mint leaves and dry fruits. #goldenapron

Adai Dosai - closely translated to lentil dosa. Every household have their own recipe for adai. There may be so many variations with different types of lentils, grains, seeds, vegetables etc. I find Adai an easy way to add millets, seeds like hemp, flax, chia into a meal. #talentedfoodies

My ultimate comfort food is cumin rice (Jeera Chawal) with this dal. This is my mom's recipe, so truly meri maa ki dal. It's a very simple recipe with very basic ingredients. The best part of this dish is that the spice mix can be made in bulk and frozen for use later. I don’t encourage it but as our days get busy this may be a great time saver.There is an interesting story behind this humble staple dish on our table. For many years, we could never get my mom’s taste in our dal. During one of my mom’s cooking sessions, my wife and I shadowed her like understudys, noting every detail of her cooking to the minutest details. Our dal would never get her taste. Then we realized that one of the key ingredients that gave this dish a unique velvety satisfying flavor is ‘smoked ghee tadka laced with cumin”. Be kind and don’t skimp on this step if you really want to get the flavor right.

#IdliDay#RisenshineNine varieties of dal,lentil and little rice is added to make this healthy masala idlis.

#reststyle. Put little butter on it

#greenveg - This is a simple homemade-style Palak Dal (spinach lentil) that is popular in most of the regions of India but with slight variations in the method of cooking and in the choice of ingredients. Today I bring to you the South Indian version.Whatever way this dal-spinach combo is cooked, it simply tastes yummy. It is equally healthy and nutritious as it is loaded with iron and proteins which is very essential for a well balanced diet. Enjoy it with rice or chapatis for a satisfying and a wholesome meal.

#deepfried - Deep Fried DelicaciesThis is famous traditional Delicious meal of Rajasthan.

A very famous street food of moradabad, just cook in water with salt. #CookClick

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#ldcarvings1#Street_food#week_1Kanji Vada is a famous Rajasthan dish made with lentil fritter then dipped in mustard flavour fermented water and is very delicious and works wonders in detoxyfying your liver and thereby, aiding digestion ....

#losingweightGreen Moong dal Dhirde or Green Moong dal Chila also known as green moong dal/green gram dosa or pancakes which are prepared similarly like our regular dosa. This recipe contains green moong dal/green gram as it's main ingredients.It is especially a snacks and breakfast dish widely popular in Andhra Pradesh as Pesarattu and in Maharashtra as Hirvya Moongache Dhirde.It's one of the healthy dish which is rich in proteins,high in fiber and has low calorie..It is a healthier,nutritious,lighter and wholesome option for breakfast.

খিচুড়ি (khicuri) is a dish in South Asian cuisine made of rice and lentils (dal).

Dahi Fry is a very famous dish from Rajasthan. It is mostly made in Rajasthan and tastes very delicious. It can be easily made at home. Let's start making it.

I made it first time with my mother . I love cooking and learning how to make Dal Baati Choorma was amazing . Will gonna surprise my Nani soon by making it for her .#ultrafoodie