This soup is basically simple dal made into a soup. This is influenced by Western way of enjoying our dal. Though we make dal often we rarely enjoy it as a soup. You can add less water and enjoy the same as a dal with roti as well. I like this dal better as a soup...
When I saw the theme for Magic Mingle - Moong Dal and Pepper, I knew I have to post this.
Ingredients
Yellow Split Moong Dal 1/2 cup
Onions 2
Tomatoes 2
Curry Leaves Few
Cumin 1 tsp
Turmeric powder 1/2 tsp
Green Chilli 2
Pepper 1 tsp (coarsely ground)
Coriander Leaves to garnish
Oil and Salt to taste
Method of Preparation
1. Cook moong dal with 4 cups of water in a pressure cooker till it is all mushed up.
2. Heat oil in a pan. Add the cumin seeds. When it sizzles, add the onions sliced, green chilli and curry leaves. Saute till it starts to brown.
3. Add tomatoes cut into big chunks. Saute till it is cooked well.
4. Add the cooked dal, turmeric, pepper and salt. Mix well. Add more water if need be. You can use vegetable broth as well if you choose. Simmer for a little while and switch off.
5. You can add a spoon of yogurt as well while serving.
Garnish with coriander leaves and enjoy. Or play with dal like my little one and I did :-) I was trying to click a photo for the recipe and my son started playing (read posing) for photos :-)
Linking this to B & W Wednesday - Event by Susan, Hosted by Anusha
Linking this to Magic Mingle #7
Linking this to Show me your hits - lentils and legumes. Event by Sangee, hosted by Nalini
When I saw the theme for Magic Mingle - Moong Dal and Pepper, I knew I have to post this.
Ingredients
Yellow Split Moong Dal 1/2 cup
Onions 2
Tomatoes 2
Curry Leaves Few
Cumin 1 tsp
Turmeric powder 1/2 tsp
Green Chilli 2
Pepper 1 tsp (coarsely ground)
Coriander Leaves to garnish
Oil and Salt to taste
Method of Preparation
1. Cook moong dal with 4 cups of water in a pressure cooker till it is all mushed up.
2. Heat oil in a pan. Add the cumin seeds. When it sizzles, add the onions sliced, green chilli and curry leaves. Saute till it starts to brown.
3. Add tomatoes cut into big chunks. Saute till it is cooked well.
4. Add the cooked dal, turmeric, pepper and salt. Mix well. Add more water if need be. You can use vegetable broth as well if you choose. Simmer for a little while and switch off.
5. You can add a spoon of yogurt as well while serving.
Garnish with coriander leaves and enjoy. Or play with dal like my little one and I did :-) I was trying to click a photo for the recipe and my son started playing (read posing) for photos :-)
Linking this to B & W Wednesday - Event by Susan, Hosted by Anusha
Linking this to Magic Mingle #7
Linking this to Show me your hits - lentils and legumes. Event by Sangee, hosted by Nalini
very yummy soup.. inviting clicks..
ReplyDeleteHealthy and flavourful soup..
ReplyDeleteSuper comforting and yummy soup..
ReplyDeleteHi Roshini ,
ReplyDeleteSoup looks mild and delicious !!!!
Healthy soup :))))
Keep on Dear...
Comforting soup,looks delicious and tempting...Thanks for linking to the event.
ReplyDeletehearty soup- a wholesome meal in itself thank you for the clicks rosh
ReplyDeleteA bowl of comfort for sure...Love it
ReplyDeletevery healthy and delicious soup.. love it
ReplyDeleteHi Rashmi. Soup looks yum. I was thinking of making soup too.:) Great minds!
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Nice inviting soup,yummy!!
ReplyDeleteOngoing Events of Erivum Puliyum @ Palakkad Chamayal-Fenugreek Leaves OR Green Chillies
Very comforting soup. Looks so inviting...
ReplyDeletelovely soup - perfect for the rainy days here ! thanks for linking !
ReplyDeleteKalyani
Sizzling Tastebuds
Event : Healthy Diet - Sandwiches
Hosting Walk Through Memory Lane – July 2012
Lovely soup - perfect for the weather here right now :), lovely clicks as well
ReplyDeletePerfect for a cold / rainy evening!
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