Toor Dal by Manjula, Indian Vegetarian Cooking

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INGREDIENTS:
1 cup toor dal
3 cups water
1 teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon turmeric
1 tablespoon fine chopped ginger
1 teaspoon mango powder
1 teaspoon garam masala

VEGITABLE TARKA
2 tablespoon clear butter same as ghee
½ teaspoon cumin seed
½ teaspoon black mustard seed
½ teaspoon red chilly powder
2 bay leaf
Pinch of hing (asafetida)
1 medium size chopped tomato
1 small zucchini chopped about 1 inch long cubes
6 string beans chopped about 1 inch long
GHEE TARKA
2 tablespoon clear butter same as ghee
½ teaspoon cumin seed
½ teaspoon black mustard seed
2 bay leaves
pinch of hing (asafetida)
4 whole red chilly
¼ teaspoon paprika
Please send comments manjulaskitchen@yahoo.com thank you

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25 Responses

  1. Manjulaskitchen Says:

    Toor dal and …
    Toor dal and lentils are different but from the same family. You can use lentils only change I will make do not use Black mustard seeds in spices.

  2. guillelloseta Says:

    hello from Spain!! …
    hello from Spain!! i enjoy watching your videos and recipes… you are GREAT Manjula!!!

  3. rewabc Says:

    I really enjoy your …
    I really enjoy your videos. I am just learning to cook Indian food and your videos are very helpful. I’m going to make this recipe tonight. Thanks again!!!

  4. flightie777 Says:

    Dear Manjula…I …
    Dear Manjula…I love your recipes and the way you present them. I have followed all your recipes and the food was delicious. My family and I thank you for posting these videos.Regards from Sydney Australia

  5. pradeepvijayadas Says:

    hi manjula
    i like …

    hi manjula
    i like ur cookery videos
    i would like to know hw to cook dhal makhani
    thanks
    switzerland

  6. pradeepvijayadas Says:

    any non veg videos
    any non veg videos

  7. Manjulaskitchen Says:

    I am sorry no non …
    I am sorry no non veg I am vrgrtarian.

  8. sumancalif Says:

    hare krishna mataji …
    hare krishna mataji, i liked your dal vashnav style.

  9. lopafun7 Says:

    Dear Manjulaji,
    I …

    Dear Manjulaji,
    I like ur method of dal very yummy.I just want to know where do u find the utensil for ‘chhwonk’,specially one u used with handle,it is small & nice.plsssss let me know
    thanks.

  10. lopafun7 Says:

    good yummy
    good yummy

  11. seykayay Says:

    Thank you for …
    Thank you for sharing your recipes.

  12. maurocom Says:

    Hello manjula, I …
    Hello manjula, I can’t find hing here in Italy, what shoul i use instead?

  13. Manjulaskitchen Says:

    just do without it
    just do without it

  14. ninasngL93 Says:

    We enjoyed your …
    We enjoyed your roti video
    Texas

  15. HoneySweetLotus Says:

    Thank you Auntie Ji …
    Thank you Auntie Ji love your recipes xx

  16. bestiaccia Says:

    Very useful, thanks!
    Very useful, thanks!

  17. choudhary1980 Says:

    very goood … i …
    very goood … i like to watch your cooking. please keep posting more..

  18. MousamiGupta Says:

    Auntie ji, Do you …
    Auntie ji, Do you have a recipie of gujia ???

  19. sdgupt Says:

    order it online.
    order it online.

  20. yogikanna Says:

    hing is asoefoetida …
    hing is asoefoetida in english

  21. yogikanna Says:

    Thanks for sharing …
    Thanks for sharing your recipes! I am a big fan of north indian cooking, but didn’t know many recipeces. I am good at south indian cooking because i am originally from south. Thanks a lot!

  22. leenasalhotra Says:

    i love all your …
    i love all your videos.. I am in California and love watching your videos. Can I use the same recipe for mung dal or other dals?

  23. larcm1 Says:

    Is that the same as …
    Is that the same as Cholian dhi daal? that’s what I think we call it in Punjabi.

  24. anushkapatel Says:

    what is paprika?
    what is paprika?

  25. syfie Says:

    Paprika is a spice …
    Paprika is a spice made from the grinding of dried sweet red or green bell peppers (Capsicum annuum). In many European countries, the name paprika also refers to bell peppers themselves. The seasoning is used in many cuisines to add colour and flavour to dishes.

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