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What type of lentils do you make your dhal with?

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meltedmarsbars · 28/09/2009 11:54

I have tried red and split peas but now I'm on to whole green or brown masoor dhal for my tarka dhal.

What do you use?

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janeite · 29/09/2009 17:22

bel puri - that's the one I love - with the little round battery balls and the sour water stuff? I think our local 'establishment' calls them gol goppa.

What's pani puri then?

Thanks for recipes.

ChopsTheDuck · 29/09/2009 19:15

Pani puri are the balls. Pani puri is the gujarati name for it. Gol goppa is prob the Bengali or hindi name. The contents vary a bit according to region too.

Bel puri is made from a mixture of sel (crunchy deep dried gramflour thingies!), black chickpeas, onions, raw mango, crushed up pani puris whatever, with a spicy tamarind and mint liquid on it.

janeite · 29/09/2009 19:46

Mmmmmm could just eat it now.

meltedmarsbars · 30/09/2009 20:37

Right, I have just made (and eaten most of ) Chops' yellow split pea Chana Dhal recipe.

It was quite nice - but I still prefer dhal with whole lentils.

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RedLentil · 30/09/2009 20:51

I've had a horrible chest infection and the first and only thing I want to eat is dhal.

Can those in or near Tooting go to Sree Krishna in Colliers Wood for me and have fantastic food on my behalf?

norktasticninja · 01/10/2009 11:06

meltedmarsbars I'm making some dahl ATM (with red lentils) and I just remembered that I have had it grainy once, when I added salt as I was pre-boiling the lentils. Just a thought!

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