Showing posts with label Lentil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lentil. Show all posts

Monday, January 14

Dal Bukhara | Dal Makhani | Rumana's UK Kitchen.

It's Rich and Creamy black lentil (Black Urad Dal) cooked in Onion and Tomato based gravy with fresh cream and few spices. It is a popular Dal from the BUKHARA (restaurant) kitchen of ITC Maurya, Delhi. Serve with Naan or Rice. X

Click on the link below for the Video Recipe.


Ingredients.
1 cup black urad dal
1/4 cup channa dal (optional)
1 medium onion, 1 green chilli, finely chopped
1 inch ginger finely chopped
1/2 cup tomato puree
1tsp ginger garlic paste
2tsp Kashmiri red chilli powder
1/2tsp garam masala
1tsp kasuri meethi
1tbsp Ghee
1tbsp butter
1/2 cup fresh cream
Hand full of chopped coriander leaves
Salt to taste.

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Sunday, September 1

Bassaru's (Vegetbales Stirfry) Lentil Cabbage And Beans Stirfry..

Lentil Cabbage And Beans Stirfry... As i have mentioned in my last post that i have made this Authentic Bassaru recipe into 2 part so that it is easy for my readers to understand in a better way.. So here come the vegetables recipe of Bassaru... To know Bassaru (Rasam) recipe click here..


Ingredient's.
1 bunch of dill leaves finely chopped
1/2cup toor dal 
2cups roughly chopped cabbage
15 beans roughly chopped
1 lagre onion roughly chopped
2tbsp grated coconut
5 green chilies, 10 dry red chilies
10 curry leaves, 6 garlic cloves
1/2tbsp black peppercorn, 2tbsp chopped coriander leaves
2tbsp oil
Salt as per taste.


Cooking Method.
In a deep kadai or a pan.. add toor dal and 2cup of water boil for 10 minutes.. Then in a same toor dal, add cabbage, beans, dill leaves, onion, salt and 1 more cup of water and boil for another 10 to 15minutes.
In a mean time, dry roast the red chillies, curry leaves, garlic, black peppercorn and green chilies. Put it in a mixer jar along with the coriander leaves and grind to smooth paste, and set it aside.
Now drain the water from a boiled dal and veggies, keep the water aside (you can make a Rasam out of this water. To know the recipe for the rasam click on the above link)..


In a deep kadai, add oil, when the oil is hot, add grated coconut and grounded paste and fry for 2 to 3 minutes. Then add the boiled veggie's and season with salt (if required) and mix them gently and cook for another 1minute..The authentic Bassaru (Vegetable Stirfry) is ready to serve.
Serve hot with Rice and Ragi Ball along with Rasam..


Thursday, August 22

Bassaru Authentic Karanataka Dish..(Lentil Cabbage Dill Leaves and Beans Rasam)

Bassaru (Rasam).. This is an Authentic Karnataka dish usually made with a variety of lentils Green leaves and Veggies. Bassaru means rasam, made of water which is used for a cooking the lentils, leaves and vegetables. You can cook this rasma with many kinds of lentils and leaves.. I have used toor dal, Cabbage, beans with dill Leaves, as you all know i love cabbage and i think this is the best combination of all and they tastes great. The dish sounds a bit difficult for the beginner but it is easy when you get to use of preparing it and the taste makes it worth the job done. This can be served with hot Rice or Ragi Balls..
 
Actually this Curry is combo of boiled and stirfry vegetables with Rasam while eating... But i have made this as a two recipes, so that it is very easy for my readers to understand in a better way... I'm a huge fan of this Rasam and it makes it even more tastier because i'm cooking this Rasam in UK.:) Every body has there own way of preparing this Rasam, I have learnt like this from my mom and i like this way better...
 

Ingredient's
For Rasam
1 bunch of dill leaves finely chopped
1/2cup toor dal
2cups roughly chopped cabbage
15 beans roughly chopped
1 lagre onion roughly chopped
2tbsp grated coconut
2 medium tomato
5 green chilies, 10 dry red chilies
10 curry leaves, 6 garlic cloves
1/2tbsp black peppercorn, 2tbsp chopped coriander leaves
2tbsp tamarind paste
3cup water
Salt as per taste.
 
 
For Tempering
8 to 10 curry leaves
1/4tsp mustard seeds
2 dry red chilies
2tbsp oil.
 
 
Cooking Method
In a deep kadai or a pan.. add toor dal and 2cup of water boil for 10 minutes.. Then in a same toor dal, add cabbage, beans, dill leaves, onion, salt and 1 more cup of water and boil for another 10 to 15minutes.
In a mean time, dry roast the red chillies, curry leaves, garlic, black peppercorn and green chilies. Put it in a mixer jar along with the coriander leaves and grind to smooth paste, and set it aside.
Again dry roast the tomato and grated coconut, till you get the slightly burning smell.. and grind it to smooth paste and set it aside.
Now drain the water from a boiled dal and veggies, keep the veggies aside (i will tell what to do with this boiled veggies in my next post).. Then add the grounded masala paste and tamrind paste to the boiled water and season with salt..
In a small pan add all the tempering ingredients, when they start spluttering, add it to the Rasam and simmer the rasam on a high flame for 5 to 7 minutes..
The authentic Bassaru (Rasam) is ready to serve.
Serve hot with Rice and Ragi Ball..


Thursday, May 19

Lentil & Green Leafs Stirfry

Lentils form an important part of any Indian meal. Usually served as a side dish, they are a tasty way to get your protein for the day. The variety of lentils used and the different styles they are made in, in various parts of the country means you can try a different one everyday. This dal and green leafs recipe is one among easy Indian cooking recipes. It can be made using any kind of whole lentils or beans such as mung beans, red lentil (masoor) or with split lentils. It goes very well with Roti's.


Ingredient's
2 bunch of and green leafs
1 cup toordal
1 onion chopped
3 dry redchillies, 4 garlic cloves, 1/2 tsp turmeric, 1/2tsp mustard seeds
Salt and Oil as per taste.


Cooking Method
Clan and wash the green leafs, in a pressure cook add dal, turmeric and salt, allow 2 whistle, remove from stove and strain the water, and keep the lentil aside, in a deep frying pan, add oil, mustard seeds, redchillie and garlic cloves, when they splutter add onion and fry to golden brown, then add green leafs and little salt, cook for 2 to 3 minutes and then add lentil and check for the salt and cook till the water get observe..
Serve hot with Roti's.


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