Black Lentils Curry (Sabut Masar)

Today my post is for my sweet blogger friend Beulah.. across the border from Full Scoops. She is a very humble & sweet blogger. Do visit her blog to check some yummy recipes. I am sure you will love her blog, I decided to give her the recipe of Black lentils. For detailed recipe, hop over to Beulah's blog :)


For recipe plz visit her place here -  Black Lentils Curry (Sabut Masoor ki Daal)

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Yellow Lentils (Masoor ki daal)

Today I am going to discuss with u Yellow lentils.. (masoor ki daal) - Here goes its recipe :) 

Butter Lentils / Punjabi Daal Makhni

So... my sweet friends!! Today is another guest post by Monu. 

Lets see what she has to say to us <3

Boiled Rice with Gram Lentil

I love to have boiled rice with Gram lentil (Chanay ki daal), Kebabs (Shami kebab) & Ice berg Salad <3 Do try frnds!! It tastes extremely delicious!! A perfect meal!! Love..Click on the links above to see the detailed recipes of every ingredient shown in pic :) Enjoy! :)

Linking this entry to Rice Up with Sweet or Spices,Cooking with Seeds (Rice) Event n Priya’s Versatile Recipes:

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Spicy White Lentil (Daal Maash)

Lentils (Daal) are one of the most essential elements, and me and my hubby love them having with boiled rice. It is one of the well known dishes prepared in the South Asian countries. The tempering/seasoning done at the end of cooking gives the pulses a marvelous mouth watering taste, which makes one to salivate & hence urge to eat more. Its a light meal. You can also have them with roti/naan/chapatis. There are over 50 different type of pulses in Pakistan & India. Examples are, red lentil, white lentil, gram lentil, black lentil, green lentil, yellow lentils etc. Lentil is low in fat and high in protein, hence totally nutritious & healthy. 

Today I am going to discuss with u White lentil.. daal maash - Here goes its recipe :) 

Ingredients:

Maash ki daal (White Lentil)               1 bowl (washed and soaked for 2-3 hrs)

Oil                                                     2 wooden spoon (Doi)

Onions                                               2 medium

Tomato                                              1 medium

Green Chili                                         4

Red Chili powder                               1 tsp.           

Turmeric Powder                               1/2 tsp.

Black Pepper                                     ¼ tsp.

Garam Masala                                    Pinch

Red Chili Flakes                                 ¼ tsp

Garlic Paste                                        1 tsp.

Ginger Paste                                       1 tsp.

Salt                                                    1 tsp.

Cumin Powder (Zeera)                       1 tsp.

Coriander Powder                              1 tsp.

Clove (Long)                                      2

Whole Black Pepper                          2

Bari Ilaychi (Cardamom Pod)             1

Cinnamon (Daar Cheeni)                    2 Stick

Coriander Leaves (dhanyia)                Few chopped

Maythi (Fenugreek) seeds                   1 tsp

Water                                                1-2 cups

For Tempering/Seasoning (Tarka):

Cumin Powder (Zeera)                       1 tsp.

Dried Red Chili Peppers                    5-6

Garlic cloves                                      2-3 chopped
Butter                                                2 tbsp.

Procedure:

Heat oil & fry the sliced onions with some fenugreek seeds until golden brown. Add garlic, ginger paste, tomatoes, green chili and fry for few minutes until it leaves oil. Then add the rest spices except garam masala and fry for few more minutes. Add white lentil & water and keep the lid covered for 30 min or until it is cooked. Fry the tarka ingredients in melted butter for few minutes and season the lentil with it. Garnish with garam masala and chopped coriander leaves and serve with hot rotis or boiled rice.

Gram Lentil (Chanay ki daal)

Lentils (Daal) are one of the most vital elements, and me and my hubby love them eating with boiled rice. It is one of the well known dishes prepared in the South Asian countries. The tempering at the end of cooking gives the pulses an excellent mouth watering buttery taste, which makes one to eat more. Its a light meal. You can also have them with naan/chapatis. There are over 50 different type of pulses in Pakistan & India. Examples are, red lentil, white lentil, gram lentil, black lentil, green lentil, yellow lentils etc. Lentil is low in fat and high in protein, hence totally nutritious & healthy. 

Today I am going to discuss with u Gram lentil. Chana daal - It is small, split-ed and half of a chickpea size. Here goes its recipe :)