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In a saucepan, boil one big mug of split red lentils with 3 mugs of water; that’s your dahl ratio for red lentils.
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1
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Split red lentils
3
mug
Water
1/2
tin
Chopped tomatoes
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You can have your dahl as soft as porridge or with as much bite as you want. Some areas of India hate their Dahl with any sweetening - I'm Bengali and we love it so try both ways and see which kind of Indian you are. Using a pressure cooker for the lentils this should take you 15-20 minutes all in. Otherwise just simmer in a pan and you're still about 30 minutes to a fantastic Dahl.
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Simon O
20 days ago
Freezes really well
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Scott L
2 months ago
Packs a garlic punch! Lovely
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Nisha
2 months ago
in a good way I hope!
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Scott L
2 months ago
Oh definitely! Will certainly make it again
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Stephen G
3 months ago
Such a delightful Dahl
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Nisha
3 months ago
So glad it worked for you!
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Cook
30m
Ingredients
Method
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Step 1
In a saucepan, boil one big mug of split red lentils with 3 mugs of water; that’s your dahl ratio for red lentils.
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1
mug
Split red lentils
3
mug
Water
1/2
tin
Chopped tomatoes
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You can have your dahl as soft as porridge or with as much bite as you want. Some areas of India hate their Dahl with any sweetening - I'm Bengali and we love it so try both ways and see which kind of Indian you are. Using a pressure cooker for the lentils this should take you 15-20 minutes all in. Otherwise just simmer in a pan and you're still about 30 minutes to a fantastic Dahl.
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Simon O
20 days ago
Freezes really well
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Scott L
2 months ago
Packs a garlic punch! Lovely
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Nisha
2 months ago
in a good way I hope!
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Scott L
2 months ago
Oh definitely! Will certainly make it again
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Stephen G
3 months ago
Such a delightful Dahl
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Nisha
3 months ago
So glad it worked for you!
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