Dal Makhani Recipe by Manjula, Indian Vegetarian food

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Dal Makhani Recipe by Manjula
Ingredients:
1/2 cup whole urad dal
1/8 cup red kidney beans (Rajma)
1 teaspoon grated ginger
1 minced green pepper or adjust to taste
1/2 teaspoon turmeric
3/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon mango powder (amchoor)
1/4 teaspoon garam masala
1/4 cup cream
2 tablespoons ghee or clarified butter
1/2 teaspoon in seed
Pinch of asafetida (Hing)
3 to 4 whole red chilies
1/4 teaspoon red chili powder optional
For garnish:
1/2 tablespoon shredded ginger
1 teaspoon of lemon juice
Pinch of salt

Thank You

Duration : 0:5:50


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Comments

  1. 00206508 says:

    when u cook, I …
    when u cook, I remember my mother…. your voice is sweet and lovable… thank u mam…

  2. hushicho says:

    Your video is so …
    Your video is so wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. :)

  3. channelv1 says:

    thanks for the …
    thanks for the video. Can I put split urad instead of whole ?

  4. kevmalone says:

    You shred with a …
    You shred with a knife and grate with a grater!
    Seriously, that’s pretty much it.
    As long as you don’t grate too fine they are very much the same.

  5. rogerpeppe says:

    what’s the …
    what’s the difference between grated and shredded ginger?

  6. osocali says:

    thank you Manjula I …
    thank you Manjula I just made this and as usual it was delicious…your recipes are simple and easy and so flavorful…I’m so glad I found your videos….God Bless you with His Presence…..

  7. screenflicker1 says:

    the beyond implies …
    the beyond implies the rest of the universe

  8. cheerXtremeholla05 says:

    i use tofutti …
    i use tofutti dairy-free cream cheese. it tastes just like cream cheese and it works VERY well in this recipe, try it

  9. gagecube says:

    anyone know of a …
    anyone know of a good paneer makhani recipe?

  10. jashu1980 says:

    Store your spices …
    Store your spices in either a glass or stainless steel container…You can get those from Bed, bath & beyond.

  11. jashu1980 says:

    Try with Soy milk …
    Try with Soy milk or coconut cream…It may not taste as original as this method but will help you.

  12. aerugo49 says:

    Anyone know of a …
    Anyone know of a non-dairy substitute for the cream in this? I may try some soy milk, but anyone with a better alternative, please share.

  13. rag379 says:

    i’m cooking that …
    i’m cooking that tonight Ummm!!

  14. jocybum says:

    This is my most …
    This is my most favourite dish, ever!

  15. jamesbillions says:

    THANK YOU MANJULA, …
    THANK YOU MANJULA, DELICIOUS

    Love, Canada

  16. merkywave says:

    Hare Kṛṣṇa ॐ thank …
    Hare Kṛṣṇa ॐ thank you for that recipe!!

  17. violentravi says:

    OK.. she’s super …
    OK.. she’s super cute. Anyway for the folks who cant understand the pronunciation of certain spices, if you look to your right under “Manjulaskitchen” you can click more info and the whole recipe is listed there!

  18. beverlyannsjoblom says:

    The pinch of spice …
    The pinch of spice she is speaking of that is difficult to understand is HING or Heeng. It takes the place of garlic and onions since some sects do not eat bulbs of the Alliaceae family.

  19. ultrasound1025 says:

    Delicious!!!! I …
    Delicious!!!! I sub’d couple of tablespoons of mango chutney for the amchoor, and yogurt for the cream. It was undoubted sweeter than the original recipe b/c of the chutney but who cares!!! It was fantastic.

  20. boomerangaly says:

    Dear Manjula,
    Now …

    Dear Manjula,
    Now that I have started watching your videos, I have accumulated a lot of spices.
    So, I just want to request you to let me know how do you usually store your spices? Is there any spice containers that i can buy that you can recommend. Please advise. My cupboard is now full of spices in small plastic bags.
    thanks.
    boomerangaly

  21. screenflicker1 says:

    Jeera is in seeds
    Jeera is in seeds

  22. klaudivino says:

    This is absolutelly …
    This is absolutelly yummy!! Thank you dear Manjula for sharing it :)
    Kisses from Portugal
    ***

  23. bonkobonko123 says:

    Hi! you remind me …
    Hi! you remind me of my mom,I miss my mom so much!! mummeeeeeeeeeee!! :(

  24. Xoiboi says:

    Hello Manjula! …
    o Manjula! Thanks for the recipe! I just finished making it myself (a doubled version of your recipe), but I’m wondering why mine turned out to be light green (like avocado flesh) in color? It tastes like it should, but looks really different! Well, thanks again for sharing!

  25. iyatoni says:

    It is. Usually …
    It is. Usually spelled jeera. :)

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  27. lcd tv says:

    You actually make it seem so easy with your presentation but I find this matter to be really something that I think I would never understand. It seems too complex and extremely broad for me. I am looking forward for your next post, I will try to get the hang of it!

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