7 Days 7 Dals I Tempting Dal Side dish for Lunch/Dinner I Serve with Rice/Roti I


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Days are a perfect combo for lunch and dinner. Served with Rice or Roti, they are a good source of protein for vegetarians.

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  1. Bhatt Zalak
    Bhatt Zalak says:

    Amma palak daal and tomato pappu turned out so well.. I had them just as it is, without any rice or roti. And of course when you make any Gujarati cuisine you give that dish 100% justification. Your Gujarati daal looked so perfact, that no one can say that it was done in an southindian kitchen by the southindian. I yet have to try other daal recipes, that I definitely try. Thank you Amma for sharing all your recipes.

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  2. Helena Glen
    Helena Glen says:

    Thank you such a brilliant idea 7 days etc. I shall try most of them but sadly cannot get mung beans where I live in spain. I have been following your site for many years since our time spent in Ghana where I met a lovely lady Sumi who showed me the basics of indian cooking. I am still learning! and love your site.

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  3. Lakshmi Devi
    Lakshmi Devi says:

    Aunty i have a quick question on Naivadyam… When to remove Naivadyam after offering to God.. i always get confused… If i offer fruit or dry fruits even if I take out next day it's fine… Some time any cooked food we offer so by next day it will be spoilt and I feel bad to discard the Prasad… Could you please share information on how to offer any Naivadyam n went to take out n consume as Prasad…

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  4. Nivedita Baidya's World Of Knowledge And Learning
    Nivedita Baidya's World Of Knowledge And Learning says:

    Thanks for the varied seven day dal recipes amma. All tasty and healthy. I loved all of them. The aloo chhole at the end came as a surprise. I was looking for the authentic recipe and you gave it to us. Amma coriander powder do you use? These days some of them smell and taste a bit different. Thank you again for the wonderful recipes. Take care.

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  5. Sowmya M
    Sowmya M says:

    Very useful madam! Just wanted to share – there is a variety of dal made in our homes called pappu pulusu – similar to gujrati dal bit less sweeter. Boil and mash toor dal finely with turmeric powder. Add thin tamarind pulp along with slit green chillies, curry leaves ,coriander leaves, hing (more) and curry powder (usually one we use for vegetables like brinjal etc. ) and allow to boil on open stove for a while. Additionally can add boiled groundnuts or boiled drumsticks. Small piece of jaggery and salt. Temper with mustard, jeera, methi and red chillies. Garnish with additional coriander leaves. When we do not even have onion/tomato on hand can try and enjoy this tasty dish.

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  6. Seetha Nagesh
    Seetha Nagesh says:

    Wonderful geetha ma. Just like ur other remixes this is a dal package all in one place, thanks lot n as usual definitely it will be tasty n healthy. I really love it.๐Ÿ‘Œ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿฅฐ

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  7. Saurabh Thorat
    Saurabh Thorat says:

    Amma you have missed one type of Dal which is made nearly in every Maharashtrian Home which is called as "AMTI" (เค†เคฎเคŸเฅ€). No onion, tomato, garlic, etc required. It's just a simple Dal recipe which is made using Jaggary (Gud) and Freshly grated coconut.

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