#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.

#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.

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.

#GA4#week13#TuvarThis dal is our all time favourite dal.my mother makes this when no veggies at home and want something tasty.

#GA4#week13#TuvarThis dal preparation is done in maharashtrian Brahmin family. Very tasty and healthy recipe.it is spicy, sweet and sour.

#reststyle - This is the South Indian version of Kadhi, a yoghurt-coconut based gravy, most popular in Tamil Nadu. Vegetables like pumpkin, okra, ash gourd, eggplant, chow chow, etc. are basically added to make it more healthy and nutritious. It is a very simple, easy to make and a yummy curry, best relished with plain steamed rice. Mor Kuzhambu is a common restaurant style dish served when ordering for a South Indian Thali.

#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.

#greenveg - This is spring onion cooked in a traditional Bengali homemade style with some sweet potatoes and eggplants. Cooked in mustard oil, this delicious curry goes perfectly well as a side dish with chapatis. It can also be had with plain steamed rice. For some crunchy effect to the dish, fried vadi / dried lentil dumplings can be crushed and added to the end product.

A regular dish in every Indian household 😉

#goldenapron3Tur dal/Harar dal is one of the most healthiest and tastiest dishes prepared in Odisha. It's flavours are perfect for a nice meal at home.

#greenveg - Here is a simple, yet delicious methi leaves stir fry with split moong dal. I cooked it with a tempering of panch phoron in mustard oil. I also added some vadi / dried lentil dumplings to add a crunch to the dish. I finished it off with kasundi for a mustardy taste and flavour. It is prepared dry to enjoy either with plain steamed rice or with chapatis.

#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.