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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Spring Onion Dal

Hi Friends ,
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Coming back to today's recipe -Spring Onion Dal .Who doesn't like dal?? I love it a lot so goes with my kidoos..A rich pack of protein and a healthy treat.Sometimes I even squeeze few drops of lemon on top of dal in the platter,slurp !! Dal can be made plain and can be made along with some veggies or green leafy vegetables.I usually prepare the dal curry with masoor or split moong dal and its invariably a combo with spinach leaves.But for a change,I tried it with spring onions and this turned out very good..A very simple recipe yet a healthy one!!


Ingredients
split moong dal 1/2 cup
spring onion(with stalk n bulb discard the roots)- 12 chopped
garlic 3 cloves sliced
turmeric powder 1/2 tsp
chilly powder 1/2 tsp
asafoetida a pinch
salt
For tempering
mustard seeds 1/2 tsp
dry red chilli 3
Curry leaves
oil 2tsp


Method
- Wash and clean the dal .put it in a pressure cooker along with spring onions,sliced garlic,turmeric powder,asafoetida,chilly powder and salt.
-Cook for 2 whistles and put off flame.Wait till pressure is released.
-Heat oil in a pan and splutter mustard seeds,dry red chillies and curryleaves.Add into the dal and serve hot.

Servings 4 adults



Sending this to Herbs and Flowers- Spring Onion event hosted by Kaveri @ Palakkad Chamayal


Sending this to Only -Curries hosted by Pari @ Foodelicious


Sending this to Healthy Cooking Challenge - Lunch hosted by Kavi @ Edible Entertainment


30 comments:

  1. These onions would impart a milder flavour; good twist on the traditional recipe!

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  2. Nice dal...dal is a comfort food to me.

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  3. very innovative idea of adding spring onions to the dal, bet it tasted great with lots of flavor...looks wonderful!!

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  4. nice idea of adding green onions.. yumm

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  5. I cook one daal almost everyday. though my daughter sometime complains, "not again, please".

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  6. Beautiful dal Shriya!!! I love it :)

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  7. ooops!!! Sorry julie!! I called you shriya :)

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  8. comfort curry. I too posted today the recipe using a spring onion.

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  9. Love spring onion. It must have imparted a nice sweet oniony flavor to the dal..
    USMasala

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  10. A good one indeed...never tried spring onions in Dal..will try it soon
    LifeScoops

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  11. I sometimes add spring onions to dal too. It gives such a subtle yet wonderful flavor to it!

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  12. looks yummy and nice clicks ..........

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  13. Lovely recipe dear! Would've definitely tasted yum!

    Thanks for sending it my way.

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  14. Loved this daal. I am a daal lover too :)

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  15. protein packed dall..................lovely recipe

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  16. I love the flavor of spring onion ....this looks delicious!

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  17. Wow! I like spring onion. Thanks for sharing...

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  18. Super comforting dal,love to have with rice and pickle.

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  19. amazing Daal Julie. i love greens in daals.. makes them so uch more nutritious. Thank you so much for dropping by!

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  20. Would love to try spring onion dal...

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  21. Hey Julie! Thanks so much for linking your entry to my HCC event! :) Find your entry in the Roundup Part I , Part II or Part III

    Also, please do participate in my ongoing events:
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    Microwave Easy Cooking
    Thanks,
    Kavi (Edible Entertainment)

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