Look at that dal!!!! Isn't it looking delicious and mouth-watering. Pulses play an important role in Indian staple food and you will find them in every meal. This yummy dal makhani is relished specially in Punjab and is eaten with butter naan, tandoori roti and even with rice.
25 gm rajma
8 tomatoes chopped
2 tbsp ginger garlic green chilli paste
2 chopped onions optional
1tsp salt
1/2tsp turmeric powder/haldi
2 pinches Hing/ asafoetida
1/4tsp red chilli powder
2 tbsp dhania powder
1 tbsp garam masala
2 tbsp ghee
1100ml water
2) Wash the pulses and kidney beans thoroughly under running water .
3) Drain the water and add all the ingredients and lot of water so that it doesn't burn.
4) Cook on slow flame for 1 hour after the first pressure.
5) Let the pressure release completely and then open the cooker.
6) Cook with the lid open on the gas stirring continuously to avoid burning.
7) Mash the dal and kidney beans to get your desired smooth and thick consistency.
8) Dal is ready and you may temper it. I avoid ghee so I have skipped tempering.
9.) Garnish with coriander, butter or fresh cream.
Ingredients (Serve 4)
100 gm black urad dal whole25 gm rajma
8 tomatoes chopped
2 tbsp ginger garlic green chilli paste
2 chopped onions optional
1tsp salt
1/2tsp turmeric powder/haldi
2 pinches Hing/ asafoetida
1/4tsp red chilli powder
2 tbsp dhania powder
1 tbsp garam masala
2 tbsp ghee
1100ml water
Preparation
1) Soak the dal and rajma for approximately 4 hours.2) Wash the pulses and kidney beans thoroughly under running water .
3) Drain the water and add all the ingredients and lot of water so that it doesn't burn.
4) Cook on slow flame for 1 hour after the first pressure.
5) Let the pressure release completely and then open the cooker.
6) Cook with the lid open on the gas stirring continuously to avoid burning.
7) Mash the dal and kidney beans to get your desired smooth and thick consistency.
8) Dal is ready and you may temper it. I avoid ghee so I have skipped tempering.
9.) Garnish with coriander, butter or fresh cream.