Dal makhani
India · South Asia

Dal makhani is associated with north Indian Punjabi cooking. Whole urad, or black gram, and rajma, or kidney beans, are cooked until soft and simmered with a tomato-and-spice mixture. Slow cooking makes the pulses creamy and thickens the dish.[1]
Butter is used in the seasoning, and cream is stirred in near the end. Ginger, garlic, cumin and cardamom are among the aromatics used; dried fenugreek leaves may be added. Dal makhani is served with naan, roti, paratha or rice.[1]
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- Dal Makhani Recipe (Authentic Punjabi Style) — Dassana’s Veg Recipes — Dassana Amit
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