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Ruhana Ebrahim

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Interior Decorator turned Foodie!
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Chikoli

Name: Chikoli
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 60 min
Total time: 60 min
Cuisine: halaal
Ingredients: 250g oil dhal; 250g pink dhal; Pinch turmeric + rough salt; 1 large onion (sliced); 2 tablespoon oil; 2 pieces tajj (cinnamon sticks); 3 elachie (cardamom) pods; 3 lavang (cloves); 1 teaspoon Jeeru (Cumin) seeds; 1 stem curry leaves; 1 teaspoon red ginger garlic masala; 1 teaspoon chilli powder; 1 teaspoon salt; 1 teaspoon dhana jeeroo powder; Pinch turmeric powder; Pinch garum masala powder; 2 tablespoon chopped mint; 2 tomatoes (liquidized); Lemon/ lime juice; 1 onion (sliced); 2 whole green chillies (slit); Chopped dhania (coriander); 1. Soak dhals overnight.; 2. Boil dhals with turmeric and salt till mushed.; 3. Braise onion with taj, Jeeru (Cumin), lavang, curry leaves.; 4. When lighty golden, add masala, spices and mint, braise till fragrant.; 5. Add dhals with tomatoes. Mix in well.; 6. Cook till reduced and thickened.; 7. Break pur or roti up into pieces.; 8. Add a little water to thin out dhal, and add in pur/roti pieces.

By Ruhana Ebrahim - MASTER CHEF

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RECIPE

Chikoli
Rec cred: Ruhana EbrahimPic cred: @mama_taught_me_well
Ingredients:250g oil dhal250g pink dhal Pinch turmeric + rough salt1 large onion (sliced)2 tablespoon oil2 pieces tajj (cinnamon sticks)3 elachie (cardamom) pods3 lavang (cloves)1 teaspoon Jeeru (Cumin) seeds1 stem curry leaves1 teaspoon red ginger garlic masala1 teaspoon chilli powder1 teaspoon salt1 teaspoon dhana jeeroo powderPinch turmeric powderPinch garum masala powder2 tablespoon chopped mint2 tomatoes (liquidized)Water as neededFried samoosa pur / fried roti Lemon/ lime juice
Garnish-1 onion (sliced)2 whole green chillies (slit)Chopped dhania (coriander)
Method:1. Soak dhals overnight.2. Boil dhals with turmeric and salt till mushed.3. Braise onion with taj, Jeeru (Cumin), lavang, curry leaves.4. When lighty golden, add masala, spices and mint, braise till fragrant.5. Add dhals with tomatoes. Mix in well.6. Cook till reduced and thickened.7. Break pur or roti up into pieces.8. Add a little water to thin out dhal, and add in pur/roti pieces.9. Allow to boil together till the pur/roti form a dumpling texture, and dhal thickens up. 10. Fry onions with chillies till golden. 11. Drizzle over some lemon juice.12. Garnish with fried onions, chillies and chopped coriander
Note: You may used mutton/chicken in the dhal if you like, but is traditionally made plain. You may used left over dhal ghos to make Chikoli.