Recipe of Award-winning Winter Special: Sabji Walla Dal

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As for the number of servings that can be served to make Winter Special: Sabji Walla Dal is 4-5 servings. So make sure this portion is enough to serve for yourself and your beloved family.

Just in addition, the time it takes to cook Winter Special: Sabji Walla Dal estimated approx 45 mins. Prep Time: 1 hour.

To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook Winter Special: Sabji Walla Dal using 23 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

A very tempting, flavourful & DELISH from Bengal, mostly during the Winters when the fresh veggies overcrowd the market place & in all the households too… This can be best had with piping hot steamed rice or Any types of typical Indian Breads- Both…It requires nothing’s more to go along with it as its secondary condiment since it’s already loaded with as many fresh veggies as one can choose to have in it 💁🏻‍♀️ #WS3 #Dal_Curry_Tari #Cooksnapchallenge

Ingredients and spices that need to be Get to make Winter Special: Sabji Walla Dal:

1. 1 Cup Yellow Moong Dal: Slightly Toasted before boiling to enhance & infuse its Nutty Flavours in the Dish for sure
2. To Taste Salt
3. 1/2-1 tsp Sugar: Recommended
4. 1 Potato: Cut Up into Medium Sized Cubes
5. 2 Cups Cauliflower Florets: Cut Up into Medium Sizes
6. 1/2 Cup Fresh Green Peas
7. 1/2 Cup French Beans: Cut Up into 1” pieces
8. 1/2 Cup Carrots: Cut Up into Medium-Small Sized Cubes
9. 1/4 Cup Fresh Coriander Leaves: Finely Chopped- Garnish
10. 1/2 Cup Red Radish: Finely Sliced into Thin Roundels
11. 1/2 Cup Fresh Bottle Gourd: Cut Up into medium-small chunks (I didn’t use it now as wasn’t readily available with me)
12. 1 Cup Fresh Tomatoes: Roughly Chopped
13. 1/4 Cup Cherry Tomatoes: Optional
14. 1 Tempering Spices: Bay Leaf
15. 1 Whole Dry Red Chilli: Broken
16. 3-4 Fresh Green Chillies
17. 1 tsp Cumin Seeds
18. 1 tbsp Ginger Paste
19. 1Pinch: Hing/Asafoetida- Optional
20. 1 tsp Bhuna Masala: Homemade- Dry Whole Red Chillies, Cumin & Coriander Seeds
21. 1/4 Cup Freshly Grated Coconut or even Thinly Sliced: Alternatively, you can use Desiccated Coconut too- (However, fresh is strongly Recommended)
22. as required Cooking Oil: Any Veg. Oil
23. 1 Dollop: Ghee/Butter

Instructions to make to make Winter Special: Sabji Walla Dal

1. First Up: Well wash, pat dry & cut up all the aforesaid veggies that’s mentioned since, I normally go with all that as per my own & family’s choice as well- Set Aside Be ready with rest all other ingredients aforesaid too- Pressure Cook the dry roasted yellow moong dal, wash well & then boil it with some salt, turmerics & a couple of split green chillies until it’s well cooked yet not completely mushy- Allow it to cool down organically to proceed further
2. Heat up a kadhai/wok/frying pan over the medium-high heat & add in the cooking oil plus some ghee to it- Throw in the Tempering Spices to it & allow it to splutter & go fragrant while sautéing for about 30 secs. Then, drop in the veggies one by one, sautéing each one of them for a minute & then adding into the next- Add in the salt to hasten the process of the sautéing
3. Once the veggies are all well sautéed & considerably shrunk of their original sizes post the sauté, add into it the rest all other dry spices, grated coconut & the Ginger Paste- Sauté continues further with the addition of some splashes of warm water to it for the proper sautéing purpose
4. Now, time to add in the cooked Dal in it, give it all a really good mix and add in some more warm water to it to adjust the dal consistency- Cover it & cook for about 10-12 mins time while stirring occasionally in between- Once well cooked, check out the seasonings, add in the sugar now with the final dollop of the ghee & the Bhuna Masala to it- Mix well until nicely combined and well blended
5. Cover it back, turn off the flame & let it sit in its standing position for another 10 mins time before serving it piping hot with the hot steamed rice or Roti, chapati or phulka…ENJOY this Bong Delicacy in their typical way

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