Moong dal is one of the oldest and most trusted foods in our part of the world. It is an approved food for new mothers, babies, senior citizens, those with weak digestion etc. I have always loved it. One of my favorite ways to eat it is in the form of chutney. The recipe reflects the simplicity of ancient lifestyle. They needed no Microwave, no oven, nothing. They could accomplish the task of making this chutney with a simple stove and a mortar-pestle.
We will need,
Moong Dal 1/2 cup
Dried Red Chillies 5-10 Adjust according to preference
Tamarind pulp 1/2 tsp
Garlic 2 cloves
Curry Leaves 10-15
Coriander leaves a handful
Salt to taste
Coconut 2 tbsp
Method:
We will need,
Moong Dal 1/2 cup
Dried Red Chillies 5-10 Adjust according to preference
Tamarind pulp 1/2 tsp
Garlic 2 cloves
Curry Leaves 10-15
Coriander leaves a handful
Salt to taste
Coconut 2 tbsp
Method:
- Toast the dal till fragrant and golden brown in colour. Set aside.
- Toast the chillies till fragrant and set it aside.
- Combine everything in a blender and pulse with a little water till smooth. The texture should not too fine. It goes well with Rice, Ragi mudde, Rotis.
one more way of consuming moong dal - can i keep it in the fridge for a week?
ReplyDeleteNever tried moong dal chutney...Looks yummy...
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me, looks tasty.....
ReplyDeleteVery new to me..looks nice.. will try sometime..
ReplyDeleteSimply delicious..new recipe ..yummy yummy!!
ReplyDeletewow.. yummy dish.. looks perfect..
ReplyDelete@Sharada,
ReplyDeleteWell, honestly I am not quite sure. We have never done it before. But if following the general rule, leave a film of oil on top of the chutney and they last long...May be you can try that and see if it works!!
@thanks Tina, chitchat, chitra,sarah and srikarskitchen...
sounds good...have to try...
ReplyDeletesounds good...have to try...
ReplyDeleteLoved all the chutney in your blog.
ReplyDeletevery tasty chutney alwa. I always make this for rasam rice. I have never added garlic though. Must give a try once :)
ReplyDelete@Sush..
ReplyDeleteGarlic is kinda optional..I do add it cos 'bele"= gas :) Just to aid digestion and avoid bloating ..
That is quite unique...chutney looks so yumm..You have a lovely space here..:-)
ReplyDeleteHey new here... loved the whole lot in ur blog... nd m going to make it tomoro nd post it in mine soon :)
ReplyDeleteakka please mention the quantity of the items to be used for the hesarubele chutney
ReplyDelete@anonymous... done :) Sorry somehow missed it!
ReplyDeleteCan we use greengram instead of moong dal??
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