This dal is also called as Petite yellow lentils. Yellow moong dal refers to moong beans that have been skinned and split, so that they’re flat, yellow, and quick-cooking. They’re relatively easy to digest. Moong Dal is a healthy Indian comfort food, rich in protein and a staple food in India and main source of […]
Arhar Dal
Toor dal, also known as Arhar is a popular dish in almost every Indian household. Split Pigeons Peas is the english term for this dal. Palak ki dal, khichdi and simple dal fry make great recipes with arhar dal. Tempering with tomato, onion, zeera, green chillies depending on ones taste add enhanced flavour and taste […]
Orange Split Masoor Dal
This is non skinned split masoor dal or Dehusked Brown Lentils , relatively cooks quickly compared to whole masoor dal. It’s flavour can further be enhanced by tempering with tomato, onion and spices. Perfect lunch when served with phulka or rice.
Whole Masoor Dal
Other terms for this dal are Sabut Mansoor Dal or Brown Lentils. Whole Masoor is one of the easiest dals to cook.This recipe makes a sort of thick curry with the whole masoor dal, which serves great with rotis, parathas or even with rice. It is also part of panch ratan dal recipe and makes […]
Clove
It is popular with the name of Laing in Hindi. Clove is a common spice in Indian cooking and its anise notes are easily recognizable in many Indian preparations. The strong flavor of clove comes from the concentration of essential oils. Cloves are technically flowers, and a lot of their oils are pressed out before […]
Badi Elachi
Black cardamom or Badi Elachi on the other hand, is very powerful and smoky, and needs to be used with a lot of caution. Normally only the seeds would be used, and if using the whole pod, it’s best to pull it out before serving the dish, as it can be very spicy to bite […]