Ingredients (Serves 2 people):
For Curry/Dal
For Curry/Dal
- ¼ cup Toor Dal
- 1/8 cup Peanuts
- ¼ cup sliced Jaggery approximate piece of has been shown in image below
- 2 inch dry coconut (Soaked over night)
- 3 dry dates (soaked over night)
- 1½ TSP red chilli powder
- ½ TSP Turmeric powder
- 2 TBSP Coriander power
- 2 Cloves
- 2 inch cinnamon
- ¼ TSP mustered seeds
- ¼ TSP Carom seeds/Ajwain
- Pinch of Asafoetida
- 7-8 curry leaves
- 2 red dry chillies
- 1 TSP Oil
- Salt to taste (Approximately 2 TBSP)
- 1 TSP Ginger paste approximately from 1 inch of ginger peice
- 3- 4 Cahshew nuts
- 10-12 Raisins/Kismis
- 2 TBSP Lemon juice
- Chopped fresh coriander
For Pasta/ Dhokali
- 1 cup wheat flour
- 1/2 cup water
- Salt to taste
Directions:
Dal Dhokali is ready to eat.
- Wash Toor dal properly. Add 2 cup of water in it and pressure cook it. In a same cooker, pressure cook peanuts as well.
- In a mixing bowl, add wheat flour, Salt. Add water gradually while making dough. If you will add all the water at one time, your dough might become bit sticky. Make a medium dough not too soft not too hard. Let it rest for 10 minutes.
- By the time cooker cools down, grate coconut and make small pieces of dry dates.
- Once cooker cools down, remove Toor dal from it and blend it. Add 2 cup of water in it.
- Heat the pan and add oil in it. Add mustered seeds, clove, cinnamon, curry leaves, carom seeds and dry red chillies in it. Let it crackle. Add asafoetida init. Add dal in it.
- Add salt, ginger paste, red chilli powder, coriander powder, Jaggery, turmeric powder, peanuts, cashew nuts, dry dates and raisins in it. Let it simmer for 10 minutes on low flame. stir in between.
- In a mean time, divide dough into 4 equal portion and make ball out of it. Use wheat flour for dusting. Roll it circle or any shape of approximately 8 inch in diameter. Roll each one of it.
- Now divide each rolled sheet into equal portion f around 1-1.5 inch square or diamond shape and add it into dal.
- Add grated coconut in it. Cover the pan and cook it for around 10 minutes. Stir in between else it would get stuck in bottom.
- Remove it from flame and add lemon juice and chopped fresh coriander leaves.
Dal Dhokali is ready to eat.
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