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  • @FM897- she is using a ceramic knife. You never have to sharpen them!

  • my mom adds all of the spices and stuff straight to the dal when she makes it, it's my dads favorite dish of hers :D

  • That's the strangest looking knife I've ever seen. Is it made out of plastic?

  • I can make better dal, haha ,okay but thats about the only thing better than aarti :P., lubs ur videos girly.. u should upload some vids of soups hopefully, maybe winter time ;)

  • Hey what is the name of the intro song? Tnx!

    And i have to say: you look hot! XD

  • I just found this site looking up videos about lentils and found your page and must say that you are beautiful! Anyways, I just literally started adding lentils to my diet. I NEVER ate them before! I heard they are a "force multiplier" for fatloss, but besides that, they are amazing. I must agree...

  • The "scum" is just starch that is being cooked out of the lentils. It is the same thing that happens when you boil potatoes.

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  • i made it yesterday after watching this video n their was no scum believe me, but i forgot tomato , must admit though i dont think the scum was as a result of tomato, also i used ginger garlic paste instead of actually cuttin n puttin both

    peace

  • i have never watched you before until now. I have spent all day at work watching your show. LOVE IT. I have been on a major cooking show spree lately, Paula Deen, Lidia Bastianich and of Course Daisy Martinez.

    Love it!

  • you can directly cook it in Pressure Cooker. Lentils doesn't need to soak and also the cooking time is cut to 15 mins from abt 45 mins!!

  • Scum is denatured protein. Dal has some nifty proteins in it. But who has been punching your bedroom door? Kinky. 

  • that knife looks so unique and cool!

  • looking forward to some of the vegetable and yogurt dishes (hopefully they are simple enough). Thanks for the dahl recipe and the visual in the pan-I GOT IT NOW!!. Time to get my spice rack back up to par.

  • looking forward to some of the vegetable and yogurt dishes (hopefully they are simple enough). Thanks for the dahl recipe and the visual in the pan-I GOT IT NOW!!. Time to get my spice rack back up to par.

  • Where can I find one of those white knives Aarti?? What are they called because some of your stores in the US don't exist in Canada

  • I grew up on Indian food (which is funny, because I'm this little white girl from Toronto, lol!) I always wanted to try making a dal since..and it always seemed to complicated, but this seems doable. (accept for the hot oil thing at the end that freaks me out, lol) - I think I'm going to try this.

  • Awesome, Aarti! I love itt! :] I really wanna know how the story between you and your husband though, haha x)

  • I didn't realise that the wagar (vagar?) was south indian (the oil w/ spices in it). Do you fish out the garlic afterwards? My mom usually just dices it and puts it in.

  • I want to keep making your dal! But the video freezes on me every time around a minute & a half in.

    Aarti, I'm rooting for you for NFNS!!! You deserve to win - I hope you make it! Love you!

  • Can't wait to try! Thank you. Charming presentation.

  • Oh wow, I just made this for dinner tonight and it's so FABULOUS!

  • Lentil scum happens due to the starch. Continue washing the lentils until the water runs clear. This washes away most of the starchy, scummy, yucky.

    This looks great! I'm going to make this recipe right now, actually! I have all the ingredients (but I can't find any aesofoetida in Minneapolis!) When you're sautéing your spices, why do you leave the garlic whole and in the wrapper? Do you still eat it after you add it to the lentils? I've never used garlic that way before.

  • @wheresmylife i leave it in the wrapper so that it doesn't burn, but rather toasts and steams in its own god-given skin! then you can pop it out of the skin and serve, although indians are used to pulling whole spices and other inedibles out of their own food.

  • @iamaarti Thanks so much for responding! Indian food is my favorite and garlic is my favorite. I've always said that if I have tomatoes, lemons and garlic, I have groceries! Well, my dal is simmering now for another 25 minutes. Then I get to the fun part of blooming my spices! What temp do you use? Medium? I must be using too high a heat because my cumin seeds tend to burn after I add the rest of my spices. I'll try a lower heat. My apartment smells wonderful right now! Thank again!

  • hi aarti, I stay in AUH. Do show me how to bake cakes.Gotta a new oven and so wud like to learn to make a simple cake.

  • I just made this yesterday and I cannot stop slurping! We make dal all the time, but something about this.. made is so so so flavorful. Loved the part where you put the whole garlic into the tadka. The only extra thing I did was chop up cilantro stalks and added it while boiling the dal. Love your episodes!! Good luck on Food Network Star!

  • I just saw the ring on your finger, now my hopes & dreams are crushed!

  • I FINALLY got it down...I made this and didn't use the right pan for the spices, but this time I did, it looked just like your mom's - it is so good, thanks Aarti ~ :)

  • oh great!  fantastic!

  • great recipe! What kind of knife are you using to chop the ginger??

  • it's a ceramic knife!  i loved it so -- it stays sharp forever, and it's so light, so you can chop for days (as long as it's nothing too hard and heavy, like butternut squash). but sadly, it's kaput... something fell on it and it snapped in two. :(

  • That looks lovely.

  • thankyou!

  • I just made this tonight and it's awesome! Goes really well with just roti. Thanks!

  • yes it does! thanks so much for trying it!

  • Thank you Thank you~! Yippeee~!!! I especially appreciate the step by step with the spices...The only time I ever tried to make curried chicken..it was a disaster...I never quite got down how to "burn the spices" and by watching this, I see now how it's done...thanks again... I'm going to write food network and ask them to give you your own show..are you cool with that? :)

  • Yummmm, the dal looks SO tasty. And I love how you have your mum's photo featured in the shots. Nice work!

  • beautiful period

  • Love It. If it's as good as the baba ganoush then we're onto a winner!

  • awesome..i finally figured out youtube! you make dal look so easy.

  • Aarti...that looks so yum! Say...that oil...what else would that be good for?

  • Aarti, I love your show! You've shown me a new & better way to cut garlic. Thanks for sharing your mom's recipe. - Jay

  • Did you do the garlic in the sizzle as whole cloves with the skin on? how does that work?

  • Love this! Danny's going to try your recipe (he's veg now). :)

  • Aarti!! You are an adorable chef and make everything seem simple and fun to make. I'm into it man!

  • I can not wait to make it! Yummy! Thanks for mentioning me...I feel so special.

  • I can't wait to try this Aarti! Please tell me about your knife.

  • Mmmmmm ... I am leaving for the Indian grocer to get red lentils for dal!

  • check out those choppin skills! seriously i am going to cut garlic up that way from now on...well done lovely....

  • Okay first I love the hair. And since Lent is around the corner I love the lentil recipe. WAKA WAKA!!!

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