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Rajasthani Dal Dhokli

January 10, 2014 By







Dal dhokli is always been my all time fav Rajasthani dish which i love from my child hood. Mom used make them often and we enjoyed them warm with lots of flavour in it with lots of coriander leaves. My mom used made them yummy every time :). This is one of the famous rajasthani dish generally prepared and enjoyed in cold weather . Dhokli’s are also prepared  by gujurati people but they prepare them in a slight different  way , rajasthani dal dhokli are  made a bit spicy too so they taste very different from the gujarati version. This recipe is how my mom makes and I love it a lot. 

This dal dhokli is so very comforting and yummy, and perfect for the winter here . There are many versions a Dhokli can be made and I have prepared Cluster beans dhokli ,moong dal dhokli, Fansi dhokli nu shaak already. There are many other dhokli variations which I will post in future :). Dal dhokli a very traditional rajasthani dish is my fav among all , I remember once my grand mom ( mom’s mother) prepared in Sigidi chula ( the olden days stove) for us and served us hot with some papad , they tasted even more yummier  . So enough of tempting talks now moving to the recipe to tempt you all more .


Rajasthani Cuisines

Ingredients

For dhoklis

1 cup Wheat flour
1 tsp Red chilly powder
1/4 tsp Turmeric pd
1/2 tsp Cumin pd
1/2 tsp Carom seeds
Salt To taste
1 tbsp oil
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For Dal

1/2 cup Toor dal
1/2 tsp Mustard seeds
1/4 tsp Cumin seeds
1 no Tomato (chopped)
1 tsp Red chilly powder
1/2 tsp Turmeric powder
1/2 tsp Coriander pd
1/2 tsp Cumin pd
A pinch of Asafeotida
1 sprig Curry leaves
1 tbsp Oil
Salt To taste
water as needed

For Serving

1 tbsp Ghee
1 no Onion (chopped)
Coriander leaves (chopped)
Lemon

Method

 For Dhokli

  • In bowl put wheat flour, red chilly powder, turmeric pd, cumin pd, carom seeds, oil . Mix them well , add  sufficient amount of water to make a stiff and smooth dough.
  • Divide the dough in to small balls , press them like a disc , flatten the disc a little with your fingers in a circular motion  to for an even shape.
  • With the help of your thumb make a hole in the center of the disc.
  • Continue making the same for rest of the dough ,and spread them in a plate .
  • Do not overlap the disc it may stick to each other.
  • After making the disc cover them with a cloth to avoid them to dry off.

For Dal

  • Wash and pressure cook the toor dal  and chopped tomatoes  together for 3 whistles. For 1/2 cup of toor dal add  2-3 cups of water.
  • After they are cooker mash the well .
  • In a sauce pan heat oil add mustard seeds , cumin seeds, curry leaves and allow them to splutter
  • Add red chilli pd , turmeric pd, cumin pd, coriander pd and quickly add 1/2 cup of water else the masala will burn .
  • After the masala water boils add the mashed dal and sufficient amount of water to make the dal thin .
  • Add salt to taste.
  • Make a thin consistency and allow the dal  to boil.

For Dal dhokli

  • Now add the prepared dhoklis to the boiling  dal, cook them in simmer for atleast 15-20 min.
  • Check whether the dhokli  is done my pricking a fork in them.
  • Finally add lots of coriander leaves and turm off the stove
  • Enjoy them warm with some ghee drizzled , lemon juice squeezed, chopped onions and lots of coriander leaves chopped. 
Tips 
  • If you want more flavor you can add garlic to the dal while pressure cooking.
  • Make the dal thin as it tends to thicken after the dhokli is cooked in it.
  • You can also roll the dough  like a roti and  slit them to form squares , my mom makes it this way some time to save time .

Sending to Jagruti’s Potluck party 

Filed Under: Recipes Tagged With: Dal Dhokli, Rajasthani dishes

Kale Channe Ki Kadhi / Black Chickpea Kadhi

January 7, 2014 By


From my child hood I love kadhi a got , it is one such comforting dish which i make often. They taste so delicious and yummy that i drink them like a soup most of the time. They are traditional north Indian  dish to accompany rice and roti. As am a rajasthani in every feast at home mom doesn’t forget to prepare is dish for the meal. If there is kadhi then the dessert or sweet dish would be obviously lapsi in rajasthani platter becoz they go well with platter. There are N number of variations in preparing kadhi and love to add legume in them as they add the extra taste to the dish.

My mom adds variety of legumes  to kadhi and one such is this kala channa . I love chickpeas a lot may it be kabuli channa, black chickpea or green. They really tastes delicious and adds the protein to your meal. I had prepared this dish for my Rajasthani Festive platter which I challenged in IFC and most of them just loved it and they personally pinged me and told me how they enjoyed this comforting dish in this cold weather. Thanks to all of them who tried and left a encouraging feed back. so here the recipe for kale channe ki kadhi.

Kadhi

Ingredients

1/2 cup Kala channa ( black chickpes ) – soaked over night
1 cup Yogurt/ Curd 
2 tbsp Besan / bengal gram flour
1/4 tsp Mustard seeds
1/4 tsp Cumin seeds
2 tbsp Chopped coriander leaves
1/4 tsp Turmeric pd
1/2 tsp Red chilli pd  ( adjust to your taste)
2 Nos Green chillies
1 tbsp Ghee
1 sprig Curry leaves
salt to taste

Method 

  • Cook the kale channa in pressure cooker . I cooked for 3 whistles , they should not get mushy .
  • In a bowl add curd 1 cup of water , salt turmeric, Besan and churn it well .Keep it aside.
  • In a sauce pan heat ghee after they melt add mustard , cumin seeds and wait until they crackle.
  • Now add the pressure cooked and drained kala channa and saute .
  • Add red chilli pd, curry leaves, green chilli  and mix them well.
  • Now pour in the churned butter milk or curd mixture and simmer the flame .
  • Let them boil till the raw smell of the besan goes of.
  • Use a non stick pan so that it will avoing the curd mixture to stick to the bottom .
  • Keep on stiring occasionally and Boil them well.
  • Once the raw smell from besan goes of and the kadhi become a  bit thick switch of the flame and garnish with coriander leaves.
kadhi

Filed Under: Recipes Tagged With: Balck chickpea, Kadhi, Rajasthani dishes

Rajasthani Halwa Platter

December 11, 2013 By

Sweets are always an delectable part of any course meal and rajasthan is know for its rich and delightful sweets. There are so many delicious rajasthani sweets which includes Ghevar , mawa kachori , and many kinds of sheera 🙂 . So for my last challenge of  IFC ( International food Challenge ) I choose the halwa platter to end it with a sweet note many Thanks to shobana and saraswathi who are the brain child of this group.

  As you might have seen myRajasthani festive platter,  Rajasthani Kachori  am ending the platter season with with this delicious sheera / Halwa platter .  There are so many varieties of halwa’s  but these 3 halwa are most popular in a mawari home . Theses halwa’s are made for any festive occasion and they are very delicious when had warm.  So for this weeks BM I got this delicious halwa platter for dessert theme which can be served after meal giving some choices to choose to guest or family members I have here 3 different varieties of Rajasthani halwa. Click here Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM# 35 

Atte ka sheera


Ingredients


whole wheat flour – 1/2 cup
water ( boiled)  –  1- 1 1/2 cups
Jaggery pd – 1/4 cup
Ghee – 3 tbsp ( add more if you find wheat flour is dry while roasting )
almonds , cashews ( chopped) – 2 tsp


Method

  • Heat ghee in a pan and roast the whole wheat flour till an nice aroma is released and its color changes to nice brown .Keep on stirring else it will burn .
  • Add boiled water little by little it will start sizzling keep on stirring .
  • once you can add all the water mix well till it absorbs all the water .
  • Now add the powdered jaggery and mix till it melts well.
  • Now cook the halwa till it leaves out ghee until then keep on stirring.
  • Garnish with chopped nuts and serve them warm .

Singoda Ka sheera




Ingredients

Singoda flour / water chestnut flour – 1/2 cup
Ghee – 1/4 cup
jaggery pd – 1/2 cup
Nut for garnish
water – 1- 11/2 cup ( boiled)

Method 

  • Heat ghee in a heavy bottomed pan then add singoda flour and keep  stirring till the flour turn brown in color .
  • Add the boiled water and stir continuously with out forming any lumps.
  • Now after all the water is absorbed and jaggery pd .
  • After the jaggery melts keep on stirring and cook the halwa till it leaves out the sides of the pan.
  • Serve them warm garnished with some nuts.

Moong dal sheera


Ingredients 

Moong dal / Split yellow lentil – 1/4 cup
Ghee/ clarified Butter – 3 tbsp 
Mawa/ Khoa – 3 tbsp
Sugar – 1/2 cup ( adjust to your taste)
Cashew nuts , almonds , pistachios – few chopped ( For garnish )


Method

  • Wash the moong dal well and soak it in water for 2-3 hours. 
  • Drain the lentils  and Finely grind them without adding water to it .
  • Heat ghee in a kadai / wok . Now add the ground lentil paste and roast it nicely till light brown in a very low flame , this might take some time.
  • After they turn a light brown color and leaves out an heavenly aroma .
  • Add sugar and mix them well , cook them til the halwa leaves the sides of the pan.
  • At last add mawa and Mix them well till they are  combine well and leaves out ghee.
  • Serve warm with nuts garnished .
  • You can store this halwa for 5-6 days in refrigerator.
  • Wram it when when serving.

Filed Under: Recipes Tagged With: Blogging Marathon, Rajasthani dishes

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