Dals

Moong Dal Halwa without Mawa is a Rajasthani traditional sweet made using Moong lentils, ghee, milk and sugar for festivals like Diwali and Holi.

50+ Rice, Grains, Beans, Dals, Legumes and Flour Recipes which you can make using your Store Cupboard ingredients.

Rajasthani Paush Bada are delicious and crunchy snacks made during winters or the Hindu Paush Month, using different lentils, spinach and a few spices.

As said in my earlier post on Pineapple Halwa, halwa is a sweet which is typically made of grain-flour (Suji-semolina) typically, Ghee, and Sugar. There are many variations available to it. The most common halwa in every Indian household is the Rava or the Sooji (Semolina) halwa. It is generally made on all puja’s and special …

Halwa is a sweet which is typically made of grain-flour (Suji-semolina) typically, Ghee, and Sugar. There are many variations available to it. I had never made halwa with a fruit, just once before when I made pineapple halwa it did not turn out well, plus the thing that fruit in a halwa use to always …

Dals a rich source of protein and a must in Indian Cuisine. Many family have this as a daily food and many cannot imagine not finishing their lunch or dinner without Dal or rice. This month at Blogging Marathon one of the theme was Dazzling Dals. So we a group of bloggers dished out some …

Masoor dal is a brown skinned lentil that is orange on the inside. It is also knows as ‘Kali masoor ki dal’ and is a perfect protein food for vegetarians. Masoor dal has a pleasant earthy flavor and is very common in Northern India. It can be relished with rice, rotis and even breads. Like …

Coming to the second day of blogging, about Dazzling Dals for Blogging marathon, I decided to make this Mix Dal’s , we call it as char dal (4 Dal’s), which my mom makes often. It is similar to the panchmel dal except we make it using 4 dal’s i.e. Toor/Arhar, Mung, Chana and Urad. I have …

Dal as called in Indian subcontinent or dried split pulses (lentils, peas, beans) forms an important form of diet in India. It is a rich source of protein. It is accompanied by rotis or chapatis or with rice called as Dal Rice or Dal Bhat. There are many different types of dal’s such as Arhar or Toor …