Traditional Bengali Narkol Diye Bhaja Moong Dal
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Chef :
Kumkum Chatterjee
Traditional Bengali Narkol Diye Bhaja Moong Dal
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This is a traditional Bengali vegetarian (no onion or garlic) recipe of split yellow moong dal or 'Sona Moong Dal 'cooked with lots of coconut. Dry roasting this dal before cooking brings out the most intense nutty and smokey flavor and as such tastes delicious. Serve this extremely flavourful and protein rich Moong Dal with Coconut in lunch or dinner with steamed rice, roti,luchi etc. alongwith curries,fries,chutney for a complete meal platter.
Ingredient
Food ration :
4 servings
Cooking time :
30 minutes
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Heat a wok and dry roast moong dal (split yellow lentils) till light brown and there is a nutty aroma of fried dal.Wash and soak dal for 5 minutes.Then pressure cook dal with 2 cups water,1/2 tsp salt,bay leaves, turmeric powder and 1 tsp ghee.Pressure cook upto 3 whistles.Open lid after 5 minutes.Dal should be cooked,but not mushy.
* Step 2
Heat 1 tbsp mustard oil in a wok.Sprinkle dry red chillies and cumin seeds.When they sizzle, add chopped coconut and fry for sometime.Add grated coconut and ginger paste and toss.Pour cooked dal over it.Adjust water to get required consistency. Add salt and sugar to taste and boil.
* Step 3
Sprinkle ghee and garnish with chopped coriander,dry red chilli and red and green chillies.Serve hot in lunch or dinner with steamed rice,roti,luchi etc alongwith jhuri aloo bhaja or fried brinjal (beguni),curry and chutney for a complete meal platter.
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