Moongdal with Lemon:
Prep time : 1 hour (for dal preparation and cooling)
Cooking time : 15 minutes
Serves : 2
Cuisine : Andhra
Ingredients :
1 cup split moongdal (Roast for 5 minutes on low flame)
a pinch of turmeric powder
3 tbsp lemon juice (adjust)
For tempering/tadka/Talimpu/Popu:
2 tbsp oil
1/2 tsp jeera
1/2 tsp mustards
2 dry red chillies (cut them into each 2 pieces)
3 green chillies (slit them length wise)
1 tsp finely chopped garlic
1 chopped tomato
few curry leaves
chopped coriander leaves for garnish
Method :
1. Take the roasted moongdal in cooker, add water and turmeric powder, pressure cook the dal for 1 whistle and let it cool completely.
2. When it cool completely then add lemon juice, mix it properly.
3. For tempering, heat oil, add jeera and mustards, let them pop, add garlic, dry red chillies and green chillies, saute for few seconds, add chopped tomato and curry leaves, mix, covered, cook for 5 minutes on low heat.
4. Then add above lemon mixed moongdal to above tempering, add salt, mix well (If necessary add 1/2 cup water), bring to a boil, turn off the heat and garnish with chopped coriander leaves.
5. Serve hot with rice.
Note : 1. Finally dal content should be watery.
2. Instead of lemon juice, some times i will use tamarind extract also. It will give different taste and taste will be yummy.
3. Use moongdal only for better taste.
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Mouthwatering! Masoor and lemon taste great together:)
ReplyDeletesimple and nice for a busy day.
ReplyDeleteLovely, simple and tasty!!!
ReplyDeleteMoong dal with lemon/tamarind is such a delightful combo! This is good recipe.
ReplyDeleteHi Asha, thanks for dropping by.
ReplyDeleteHi Sharmi, you are absolutely right. Thanks for stopping by.
Hi Cinnamon, thanks dear.
Hi Tee, thanks a lot.
Hi, first time here...
ReplyDeleteNice looking dal curry.Very nice recipes i see here.
Lovely pappu pulusu, great to see some new varieties of andhra recipes.
ReplyDeletedal looks so delicous, this & rice is the ultimate combo :) adding tamarind wud be a nice variation :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely delicious. Just love Moong n Lemon.
ReplyDeletewe call it tave one of my favorite dish looks delicious !
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, another dal for me to try! Lemon dal! thank you :)
ReplyDeleteThats a nice tangy dal! :)
ReplyDeleteJyothi, normally we add lemon for all our dhals. This is so nice. Viji
ReplyDeleteNice simple and tasty recipe :)
ReplyDeleteThis one looks like thiyya pulusu we make. Will try your way.
ReplyDeletePappu pulusu looks delicious Jyothi! MY first time here, u have a nice blog. Will keep visiting!
ReplyDeleteCheers
Latha
WOW.....yes this is very taste with moongdal only....I make this but something different way but this is very nice and looks very yummy. Thanks for sharing.:)
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ReplyDeleteThanks hima.
Yes richa, you are absolutely right. Even I love tamarind variation too. Thanks for dropping by.
Thanks seec.
Thanks roopa.
Thanks cynthia. Try it and let me know.
Thanks coffee girl.
ReplyDeleteHi Vji, thanks for dropping by.
Thanks archana.
Hi Suma, try and let me know. Thanks for stopping by.
Hi Latha, welcome to my blog. Thanks for your lovely comments and keep on coming.
Hi Kajal, thanks for your wonderful words.
Very simple recipe. Dal with lemon? I have never tried that one. I'll bet it tastes great too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing:-)
Hi tbc, try it and let me know. Thanks for dropping by.
ReplyDeleteI love andhra food...
ReplyDeletethis recipe was easy and my hubby like it alot :)
Thanks for dropping by swetha and keep visiting.
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