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You can eat it plain or with rice, or naan. We eat it all different ways, but my favorite is with brown rice. Its also really good with quinoa.
PrintBe careful not to toast the seeds for too long or the dal may become bitter. For a lighter flavor, use half as much of the fenugreek.
If onion seeds cannot be found, its fine to leave them out. The same for the fenugreek. The mustard and cumin seeds are fairly easy to find.
Check out these other Indian recipes we love:
Potato Chickpea Masala
Vegan Banana Squash Coconut Curry
Vijays Channa Masala
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This recipe calls for a mix of red lentils, split yellow peas, and split mung beans. You can use all of one or a mix. It doesnt really matter. You could also switch it up with other kinds of lentils and gram. I love the mix of seeds Ive used to flavor it this time. Its pretty mild, but still really flavorful. We add the red chile flakes to our individual bowls so its not too spicy for our kids. The fennel adds a great flavor without being too overpowering. Theres plenty of turmeric (my new favorite spice) and fresh ginger too. Its just a good mix of spices that tastes great.
Its no secret among people who know me that my very favorite cuisine in the world is Indian, with Thai being a close second, and Mexican coming in third. I will always and forever love Indian food. I could pretty much eat it every day (I almost do in some form or another) and never tire of it. My dream is to one day travel to India and stay for a few weeks or months and really get acquainted with the culture and food. Ive been experimenting with a slow cooker red lentil dal recipe for awhile now. Its been fun to eat all of my experiments, but I think this time I got it!
When I first moved to New York as a single year-old, I ate as much Indian food as I could. I had eaten homemade chicken curry made by a friends mom. Her mother was of Indian descent by way of Mauritius. I think thats when I really started to fall for Indian food. Other than her chicken curries and a few other recipes here and there, I didnt really eat much Indian food. My family didnt love it or make it at home. There werent very many restaurants where I lived. So it took moving to the East Coast where I stood in front of my first Indian lunch buffet, and fell completely in love with dal (also spelled daal or dhal). As much as I love all kinds of Indian food, dal is my most favorite. I think lentils might just be my very favorite food of all. Its a tie with coconut. :)
Its my comfort food. Its easy for me to make it at home, though its not quite as good as eating at my favorite Indian restaurant or having it prepared by someone who really knows what theyre doing. (I think Im almost there.) I just love it. The warm spices, the steamy rice. Its filling and healthy, and I cant stop myself from having seconds.
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