45 minutes
Inspiration for the dal: http://www.food.com/recipe/punjabi-dal-makhani-301613
3/4 cup
dried whole black lentils, soaked overnight
1/3 cup
dried kidney beans, soaked overnight
6 cups
of the soaking liquid or water
1 tsp
salt
1/2 tsp
red chilli powder
1 inch
of ginger, chopped
1 tsp
ghee
4 tbsp
ghee
2 tsp
cumin seed
1 onion,
chopped
1 inch
ginger, chopped
8 cloves
garlic, chopped
2 tomatoes,
chopped
2 tbsp
tomato paste
1/2 cup
water
1/2 cup
cream
1 tsp
garam masala
4 tablespoons
of ghee until they begin to pop, then add onion and fry until golden. Add ginger, garlic, tomatoes, tomato paste, cook for about 5 minutes, then add the cooked beans, lentils and water, simmering for 15 minutes Add the cream and garam masala and continue to simmer for an additional 5 minutes Serve with warm chapatis.
1 head
of cauliflower, separated into florets
2 tbsp
ghee
1 tbsp
cumin seeds
1 onion,
sliced
1 green
chilli, seeded and sliced
1 red
bell pepper, seeded and sliced
1/2 tsp
chilli powder
1 tbsp
ground coriander
1 tsp
tumeric
1/4 cup
water
Salt
5 minutes
Stir in the cauliflower, cover and steam for
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