Dal is a staple dish in most Indian households. While there are plenty of things that we cook on a daily basis - nothing defines comfort best than a humble bowl of dal. Don't you agree? It is ...

Soak Chana dal for at least half an hour. (If you want, you can also cook the dal first with 3 whistles, it will take less time to cook while making Bhurji.) 2. Now heat oil in a pan, first add dry ...

Dal or lentil is a powerhouse of nutrition and one of the most comforting staples enjoyed across India. Dal is a rich source of plant-based protein, fibre, iron, and essential minerals, which supports ...

This plateful of food from the buffet at Amber Indian Express Restaurant in downwown Wilkes-Barre includes, Palak Paneer, shown at top right, it features spinach and a cheese called paneer — Chana dal ...

Dals aren’t just for lunch with rice or roti. These humble lentils can also turn into delicious, high-protein snacks that keep you full and fuelled for hours. Whether it’s moong, chana, urad or masoor ...