Curry leaves have a unique flavor so they are hard to substitute... you can leave them out. Tamarind provides the sour flavor so you could substitute lime or lemon juice. The type of sourness is a bit different but do-able.
Where are you finding these ingredients in the US? When we lived in Kuwait we had a wonderful abundance of spices, including those from India... I miss all those markets with those amazing spices! Where in the world can we find these here?
simple easy to follow...straight to the point..loved it and i have already made this a few different ways..but i have to say this is the easiest and the best way to cook this dish...i am off to make some right now im starving lol...good work ladies..im a huge fan of indian food..beats boring aussie food any day
That looks awesome. I just had my first experience with dal yesterday. I'm going to try some more. I neither have a pressure cooker, nor do I have any curry leaves, what I do have is some Garam Massala, and the guy at the place where I had the dal (fry) said I could use that what do you think?
You don't have to have a pressure cooker to make daal. Be sure you soak it first and you may have to cook it a little longer. Curry leaves have a wonderful flavor, but if you cannot find them, it's ok to leave them out,
I made this daal before yesterday. To be honets, I didn't even know we had that many spices at home. My mom was really surprised that I cooked it. Thanks so much !
Yes, you can do that. Putting the coriander in ghee or oil prevents it from changing colors. Be sure to switch off the flame before adding the coriander and after a quick stir, immediately add it into the daal.
hi..it was great making the daal but after i added tamrind paste, the dal lost its color and became dark...wat can i do to avoid it..i even tried adding more turmeric to retain the color.....?
I used some lamb shank in this soup and it was amazing.
biscorbit 2 months ago
what no tomatoes?
Try with two tomatoes in it it'll taste best. Letting out a secret from Hyderabadi Khatti dall. ;-)
Chop tomatoes and put with other spices and pressure cook it.
mrwisem4n 1 year ago
I love lentil, but I don't make any lentil dishes. :(
wow0yunnies 1 year ago
Indian food is the best! Thanks for sharing this.
zevon1964 1 year ago
if i dont want to use pressure cooker, then wat shud I do??
waqaszubairy 1 year ago
@waqaszubairy
You can cook it in a regular pot, it just takes longer.
ShowMeTheCurry 1 year ago
Thank you for sharing. A friend of mine makes this dal with toor dal. Turns out gr8. You should try that.
chocopie0 1 year ago
Indian food *drool* :).
bleachmaniac2007 1 year ago
I'm eating some red lentil soup right now, delicious. :) Great video.
Odidnetne 1 year ago
what can you add if you don't have curry leaves and tamarind paste...is there any other option...pls let me know.Thankyou
Taslimbanu 2 years ago
Curry leaves have a unique flavor so they are hard to substitute... you can leave them out. Tamarind provides the sour flavor so you could substitute lime or lemon juice. The type of sourness is a bit different but do-able.
ShowMeTheCurry 2 years ago
what u have add at last green paste for sour taste,daal look amazing yammyyyyyyyyyyy
AMIJOSHI 2 years ago
Where are you finding these ingredients in the US? When we lived in Kuwait we had a wonderful abundance of spices, including those from India... I miss all those markets with those amazing spices! Where in the world can we find these here?
kastnmagic 2 years ago
Most US cities have Indian grocery stores. You will find all of the spices at pretty reasonable prices.
ShowMeTheCurry 2 years ago
use namaste>com
bambizzoozled 2 years ago
simple easy to follow...straight to the point..loved it and i have already made this a few different ways..but i have to say this is the easiest and the best way to cook this dish...i am off to make some right now im starving lol...good work ladies..im a huge fan of indian food..beats boring aussie food any day
hunterrayne 2 years ago
you can add tamarind water also thats tamarind soaked 4 few mints and than the water from it can b added to it.
ark985 2 years ago
why didn't you fry the ginger and garlic?
fibreoptik 2 years ago
i know!!! i was like, what??? ginger and garlic in the pressure cooker???
sweetycutee 2 years ago
This was a recipe submitted by a viewer and we made it exactly how she told us. We just loved it and saw no reason to change anything!
Enjoy!
ShowMeTheCurry 2 years ago
What about Hing? Hing gives it an amazing taste.
songlvr1 2 years ago
i just bought some peas and I'm sooo gonna try this!
mayaluvsmusic 2 years ago
thanks I learned how to be ''curry'' now
Dev0808 3 years ago
That looks awesome. I just had my first experience with dal yesterday. I'm going to try some more. I neither have a pressure cooker, nor do I have any curry leaves, what I do have is some Garam Massala, and the guy at the place where I had the dal (fry) said I could use that what do you think?
3gyupsal 3 years ago
You don't have to have a pressure cooker to make daal. Be sure you soak it first and you may have to cook it a little longer. Curry leaves have a wonderful flavor, but if you cannot find them, it's ok to leave them out,
ShowMeTheCurry 3 years ago
And to answer your question on Garam Masala, we are sure it will taste great.
ShowMeTheCurry 3 years ago
I made this daal before yesterday. To be honets, I didn't even know we had that many spices at home. My mom was really surprised that I cooked it. Thanks so much !
Iwillbethereforyou 3 years ago
Do you ever fry coriander in ghee and then add it to daal?
discorecords 3 years ago
Yes, you can do that. Putting the coriander in ghee or oil prevents it from changing colors. Be sure to switch off the flame before adding the coriander and after a quick stir, immediately add it into the daal.
ShowMeTheCurry 3 years ago
Thanks. I am making some right now thanks to your video. It smells sooooo good! :)
discorecords 3 years ago
thanks
punith08 3 years ago
Thanks
indusdolphin 3 years ago
hi..it was great making the daal but after i added tamrind paste, the dal lost its color and became dark...wat can i do to avoid it..i even tried adding more turmeric to retain the color.....?
bestpassionfruit 3 years ago
You can use any daal you like. This particular daal gives it a light feel and is easy for digestion.
ShowMeTheCurry 3 years ago
Hi there. I don't have a pressure cooker, how long should I cook it, covered in a conventional saucepan?
poppysmum 3 years ago
nice dish...can we make it with toor dal too?
praveensoora 3 years ago