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Dal Fry (Yellow Lentil Curry)<\/h1>\n

Posted by Divya<\/span><\/a><\/span> on Indian Cuisine<\/a>, North Indian<\/a><\/span> Tagged With: Gluten Free<\/a>, Healthy<\/a>, Kids Friendly<\/a><\/span> <\/p>\n<\/header>\n

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Dal Fry is a flavoursome Indian lentil recipe made with toor dal (yellow split pigeon peas)<\/strong>, moong dal (split de-husked green gram<\/strong>), onion, tomato & seasoned with few aromatic spices. Instead of moong dal you can also use \u2018Lal Masoor Dal\u2019 (red lentil)<\/strong>. Dal is known as lentil in english & is an essential source of protein in vegan or vegetarian diet.<\/p>\n

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The Dal fry recipe shared here is easy & quick to make. I have used stove top pressure cooker but it can be made in Instant Pot too. The dal tastes absolutely comforting and delicious. It can be served with hot phulkas, chapatis or steamed rice.<\/p>\n

After Dal Makhani, Dal fry is second popular version of lentils in India. You will find it in almost all restaurant menus & hence it is often referred to as Dhaba Style or Restaurant style Dal Fry or Dal Tadka. It is a medium spicy lentil curry recipe with lots of vibrant flavours & aromatic Indian spices.<\/p>\n

In this dal fry recipe, the main lentil is going to be Toor dal also known by tuwar dal, arhar dal or yellow split pigeon peas<\/strong>. The second lentil in this recipe is moong dal (split de-husked green gram), <\/strong>added in lesser quantity & gives the lentil a creamy consistency and adds some depth of flavours. If you don\u2019t have moong dal you can use lal masoor dal (orange lentils)<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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All the ingredients, substitutions & stepwise recipe is shared below. In case of any doubt please feel free to drop in comments or DM on Facebook or Instagram.<\/p>\n

More Dal or Lentils recipes:<\/h3>\n