Amti Dal(Maharashtrian Spicy,Tangy,Sweet dal)

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Amti Dal(Maharashtrian Spicy,Tangy,Sweet dal)

By September 1, 2013

I have always been a great fan of SRIVALLI website and all her Marathon competition for quite a long time. Always wanted to join and finally got the privilege to join in. Its a fun group where many bloggers get together and cook recipes. This SEPTEMBER is special to me, Its a full month A-Z marathon yes its Alphabet Marathon.
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and linking this to PREETI website. Thank you for the logo.

 I have been recently using this Maharashtrian Masala called GODA MASALA for quite sometime and I am totally in love with it. I have made this famous street food Dabeli few years before and since then I have experimented on lots of other recipes too. A total winner for people who love different flavors in their food. I have selected this Amti as this Month of BLOGGING MARATHON # 32 under the REGIONAL RECIPE section. It has a blend of spice,sweet and tangy flavor in it. It goes well with rice and Chapathi But I personally like it with Poori/Chapathi. Its fun to learn new regional food and I love Maharashtrian foods, so yum and new to our taste buds. Try this out and you will be happy that you tried a new dal from your routine kind of dal. Every spoon of it is heavenly. Trust me :)

  • Prep Time : 15 minutes
  • Cook Time : 20 minutes
  • Yield : 4

Ingredients

Instructions


1. Boil Toor dal in a cooker for 5 mins and keep it separarte.

2. In a kadai/pan add ghee/oil and do the seasoning mentioned above, to this add onion,green chillies,tomato or tamarind pulp and saute it well. To this add the cooked dal and mix it well.

3. Let it boil for sometime and to this add turmeric powder,chilly powder,salt,coconut and goda masala and let it cook well. To this add 2 cups of water and let it boil.

4. Now add jaggery 1 tsp and mix it well again. Add water if you like the dal thinner. To this finally add chopped coriander leaves and enjoy it with hot rice or Poori/Chapathi.

5, Goda masala is the main ingredients here so do adjust in measurement according to your taste.

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21 Responses to Amti Dal(Maharashtrian Spicy,Tangy,Sweet dal)

  1. Kalyani

    lovely presentation there, Janani ! I too make Amti with jaggery… love those cute and vibrant cutlery there :-) )

    and nice to know you as a fellow marathoner..

    Cheers
    Kalyani

  2. Sowmya

    That looks lovely… so comforting…

    Sowmya

  3. Priya

    Glad to have you with us in BM team Janani, dal looks comforting and my kind of food.

  4. Sapana

    Lovely dal and with glad masala it must be delicious . it was my first choice for A but can’t stand on .. Glad you did it!!

  5. Nandini

    The pics have turned out so well and makes the dal look so good! I love Amti too. In fact made it for one of the BMs last year. Waiting for more interesting recipes from here Janani!

  6. Pallavi Purani

    Lovely dal this one is. Similar to the gujju dal but I call it lil more fancy :)

  7. PJ

    Nice dal. I was sure someone will be posting this for A and here you are! Love your bowl :)

  8. Srivalli

    Great to have you join us Janani..loved reading about Amti and your pictures look very inviting..

  9. Preeti garg

    Lovely dal and the way u cook this… awesome

  10. aparna

    good choice Janani ! tempting clicks too ! missed this marathon will join next time !

  11. Vaishali sabnani

    Love that first click…amazing..daal pics are difficult to capture and this one is so vibrant…love Maharashtrian daal.

  12. Sreevalli K Emani

    Amazing dal dear.. Never tried it before .. Bookmarking it.

  13. Pavani

    I love Amti dal too — so flavorful and delicious. Nice click.

  14. Suma Gandlur

    Love the traditional dals with regional twists.

  15. Sandhya Karandikar

    A must everyday preparation in our home. We use Kokum instead od tamarind and onion is optional otherwise this has to be there 365 days a year :)

  16. veena

    Never made this dal…looks so good

  17. Archana

    Lovely amti. Its quintessential in falvours and taste. Love your cutlery.

  18. Rajani

    The dal looks nice, I guess its a bit like the Gujarathi dal in taste…Looks great!

  19. saras

    What a comforting dal with great pictorial.. Simple and healthy choice..

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