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   Ben Collver to All   
   Dal Makhani part 2   
   08 Apr 25 10:54:04   
   
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         Title: Dal Makhani (Punjabi Creamy Lentils) PT 2   
    Categories: Indian   
         Yield: 4 Servings   
      
              See part 1   
      
     Tempering:   
      
     While the lentils are cooking, fire roast the onion and tomatoes.   
     Roast them until the skins are charred.   
      
     I use a small perforated pan but you can roast them on the stove   
     directly.   
      
     Once roasted,let cool and peel off the skin of onion and using the   
     food processor, make a paste. Try not to add water while making the   
     paste.   
      
     Separately, make a paste of tomatoes too.   
      
     Set aside. These pastes can be made a day ahead.   
      
     In a pot or kadhai(indian wok), heat up the oil on medium heat.   
      
     Add the onion paste along with cumin seeds and let cook on medium heat   
     until the paste is nicely golden brown.   
      
     Next add the minced garlic. Saute for another 30 seconds or so.   
      
     Then, add the tomato paste along with red chili powder and chopped   
     ginger.   
      
     Cook the tomatoes for about 8 to 10 minutes on low heat until you see   
     the fat starting to separate on sides and the color darkening to deep   
     red.   
      
     At this point, add the mashed lentils to the pot.   
      
     Adjust the salt and also add some water if you feel that the lentils   
     have thickened in due time. I add about 3/4 cup water.   
      
     Adjust depending on the desired consistency of the lentils.   
      
     Reduce the heat to low and let simmer for about 20 to 25 minutes. The   
     lentils will thicken up and the flavors will develop.   
      
     Once the lentils have simmered, add the kasuri methi, garam masala,   
     nutmeg, butter, and heavy cream (if using), and let simmer (not boil)   
     for another 10 minutes.   
      
     Let sit for atleast 2 to 3 hours before serving. They get better as   
     they sit.   
      
     Garnish with chopped cilantro, green chillies or ginger and serve   
     warm with rotis (flatbreads).   
      
     Recipe by Sanjuro   
      
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