Dal Tadka

A plate full of piping hot, fragrant Basmati rice with some mouth-watering daal topped with crackling tadka and a dollop of ghee nourishes our mind, body and soul like nothing else does.
Dal Tadka
A plate full of piping hot, fragrant Basmati rice with some mouth-watering daal topped with crackling tadka and a dollop of ghee nourishes our mind, body and soul like nothing else does.
Cooking Instructions
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Pour washed dal in Cooker
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Add 250ml water
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Add turmeric
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Add chopped tomatoes
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Add Ghee
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Add Salt
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Stir it well
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Tadka banaane ke liye, butter pan me daale.
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Add cumin seeds
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Add Garlic
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Add chilli
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Add onion and mix it well.
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Ab Jo tamaatar dal ke sath ubaale the, unhe cooker see nikaal Kar pan me daal Kar fry karein.
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Add kashmiri Laal Mirch
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Add garam masala
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Sab mila lijiye or 2-3 minutes ke liye pan ka lid cover Kar dijiye.
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Add Dal to fry pan. Ab 4-5minutes Tak Dal me tadka mix Karein achche se aur fir aapki Dal taiyaar.
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Ab dhaniya daal Kar Dal ko paros dijiye garma. garam.
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