Thursday, April 22, 2010

Mooli / Radish Dal

Mooli dal is very healthy. And there is no garlic and onion.It made with very simple ingredients & flavorful Daal.


Ingredients: (for pressure cooker)
  • 1 cup Radish (cut into round or square)
  • 1/2 cup Moong Dal (split Moong dal )
  • 1/2 tsp Ghee
  • 1-2 Green chilies (slit cut)
  • 1/2 tsp Ginger paste
  • 1/4 tsp Turmeric powder
  • Sal tot taste.
For Tempering / Tadaka:
  • 2 Tbsp Oil 
  • 1/4 tsp Cumin Seeds
  • 1/4 tsp Mustard Seeds
  • 1/4 tsp Fenugreek Seeds  (methi seeds)
  • 1-2 Dry Red chilies 
  • A pinch Hing
  • Few Curry leaves
  • Few coriander leaves (chopped)
Method:
      In a pressure cooker vessel add all the ingredients and cook with 2 whistle. Heat the pan with and give tadaka with tempering ingredients. Pour this hot tempering over the cooked dal and mooli. Let this sit for few minutes.

Serve hot with Rice/ Or even with Chapati.


Mooli/ Radish Dal recipe goes to Sweetartichoke's A Veggie/Fruit A Month-Radish Event which was started by Priya.

38 comments:

  1. Wow such a simple and healthy dal. To make it very southindian we grind the coconut with greenchilies and ginger also use ridge gourd and tomatoes.

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  2. Simple and delicious dhal.. perfect with rice.

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  3. simple and delicious dal.. looks inviting!!

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  4. Whenever we bring Radish this is a sure TO DO, I too love this Dal.

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  5. never tried dal without garlic.This sounds really easy to prepare as well as tasty!thanks for sharing!

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  6. A very nice and simple Mooli Daal.

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  7. Nice recipe...very healthy..WIll make it this way soon

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  8. Different from the usual dal, lovely colour, it looks very delicious too..

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  9. looks delicious and will try it soon

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  10. Joyti,

    Simple and delicious dal . I love it.

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  11. looks absolutely delicious :)

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  12. mooli in dal is interesting.

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  13. Simple yet tasty dal, love to try this...

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  14. This is new to me never made dhal with radish.Very innovative.

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  15. simple n delicious dal..my all time fav...mooli dal...nice presentation yar!

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  16. I love the simplicity of this :)

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  17. Simple but yet a delicious dal..really comforting..

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  18. woow!!!simple and yummy dal....never tried this combo....sure will try it soon....

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  19. Simple and delicious dal..I would love to have it with chapatis..

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  20. This is very simple and delicious dal:-)

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  21. Dal looks so good esp with that tadka, it's tempting. I make this sometimes, and we love the fact it's simple and healthy for us.

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  22. yumm.. looks so delicious! this is a new daal to me.

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  23. lovely and healthy dal...we too prepare this kind of dal...

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  24. We make sambar, dhal sounds good too!

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  25. wow that looks delicious..we make the very same thing...nice clicks..

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  26. this dal looks so simple n tempting!

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  27. Simple and delicious dal! Lovely color.

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  28. Thats a nice one :) I know sambhar tastes yummy with radish...hope this dhal too :)

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  29. simple and healthy....a great lunch recipe

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  30. This is a very interesting dhal...looks really good....I'll try this soon :)

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  31. Deliciou dhall, I can have it like soup' very comforting dish:)

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  32. simply delicious!super healthy combo! my fav 2....

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  33. Thank you all for your lovely comments.
    @ Swapna,Soma,Gita let me know when you try this dal.

    @ Madhuri, your style dal sounds delicious too.

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  34. Thanks for sending this delicious dish! It is a great combination of ingredients and sounds very tasty!

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