For Masoor dal, heat ghee and add jeera, let it splutter, then add onions, saute until light brown, then add ginger garlic green chilli paste, saute for a minute, then add red chilli powder and tomato puree, cook until the ghee comes out, take out half of the masala for vegetables, then add dal and mix well, simmer for 2 minutes.

For Mirch ka salan, heat oil and saute chopped chilli, then take it out in a bowl.

Then in the same oil add rai, jeera, urad dal and methidana, let them splutter, then add red chilli and haldi, mix well, then add til moongfali powder, grated coconut and water, let the boil comes then add salt and tamarind pulp, mix well and add sauteed green chilli, simmer for 2 minutes, it is ready.

For Vegetables, boil corn and peas and keep them aside, now heat oil and saute the chopped bell peppers for 2 minutes, then add corn and peas and mix well, now add the masala and salt, mix nicely and cook for 5 minutes, in the end add kasoorimethi and cook for 1 more minute, it us ready

In a bowl combine together moong sprouts, cucumber, tomato, onion, lemon juice and salt, mix well, it is ready.

For mint chaach, blend curd, water, mint green chilli paste and salt, it is ready.

For Parantha, roll out the dough ball into a big roti, apply ghee all over, sprinkle some dry atta also, then roll it into a string, then roll out the string into a ball, now roll out this ball with light hands.

Put the rolled out parantha on the hot tawa and roast it from both the sides by applying some ghee, until becomes light brown from outside, taje it out and crush it a little between your palm, it is ready.

Now for assembling, take out dal, vegetables, mirch ka salan and salad in separate bowls, now arrange these bowls in a thali, serve paratha with them, also serve mint chaach and water, garnish with chopped coriander and malai, enjoy!