Tadaka is a recipe that is famous in odisha made of urad dal & channa dal..There r several types of tadaka we can find in dhabas..like sadha tadka, egg tadka, paneer tadka, minced mutton/ chicken tadaka...In the dhaba they will serve it with fried pampad pieces , chopped onions & lemon wedges.heavenly!!! Just love this with hot naan/ phulka...I made it for last night dinner & served with hot phulka which made a perfect combination...Got a lot of appreciation for the taste..so friends here is the recipe...
Ingredients:
1 cup whole black urad dal
2cups of channa dal
50gm rajma (optional)
½ tsp haldi
½ tsp Red Chili Powder
Dried Fenugreek leaves/ kasturi methi - 2tblsp (more u will add more the flavor will b)
2 large tomatoes chopped
Garlic cloves 5-6 nos- chopped
1 “ long Ginger finely chopped
2 large size onions chopped
1-2tsp Oil
2 bay leaves/ 2-3 cardamoms/ 2" long cinnamon stick
Pinch of hing
1-2 green chillies chopped
1tsp cumin seeds
cumin-coriander powder- 1tsp
1 tbsp curry powder
1-2tsp garam masala
1-2 tsp oil
1 tblsp desi ghee/ butter
Chopped coriander leaves for garnishing
mashed paneer/ homemade chenna- 1/2 cup (optional)
How to make :
Wash & soak urad dal , channa daal & Rajma for overnight. Boil them in a cooker with water & salt in a pressure cooker till soft.
Heat oil in a pan and crackle cumin seeds and add red chillies & hing in to it. Add bay leaves, cinnamon & cardamoms.. Then add chopped onions & green chillies to it. saute for 1-2 mins till translucent.
This time add the dried fenugreek leaves. It will give a nice aroma to daal. Add the chopped garlic cloves & ginger , fry for 30 sec, Then add chopped tomatoes
& sauté for 3-4 min. till tomatoes become soft then add chilly powder,turmeric powder, curry powder & cumin-coriander powder.
Mix them & then Add the cooked dal to the masala & mix properly.
Let it cook in a medium flame for 4-5 minutes. Add homemade chenna/ or mashed panner to it(This is optional ).
Then add some garam masala powder & coriander leaves.
Add 1tsp desi ghee/ butter and Mix well. switch off the flame. Your tadka/ paneer tadka is now ready to serve.
Goes well with naan/ roti/ paratha...
sending this to Bon Vivant #9 Simply Sides
Ingredients:
1 cup whole black urad dal
2cups of channa dal
50gm rajma (optional)
½ tsp haldi
½ tsp Red Chili Powder
Dried Fenugreek leaves/ kasturi methi - 2tblsp (more u will add more the flavor will b)
2 large tomatoes chopped
Garlic cloves 5-6 nos- chopped
1 “ long Ginger finely chopped
2 large size onions chopped
1-2tsp Oil
2 bay leaves/ 2-3 cardamoms/ 2" long cinnamon stick
Pinch of hing
1-2 green chillies chopped
1tsp cumin seeds
cumin-coriander powder- 1tsp
1 tbsp curry powder
1-2tsp garam masala
1-2 tsp oil
1 tblsp desi ghee/ butter
Chopped coriander leaves for garnishing
mashed paneer/ homemade chenna- 1/2 cup (optional)
How to make :
Wash & soak urad dal , channa daal & Rajma for overnight. Boil them in a cooker with water & salt in a pressure cooker till soft.
Heat oil in a pan and crackle cumin seeds and add red chillies & hing in to it. Add bay leaves, cinnamon & cardamoms.. Then add chopped onions & green chillies to it. saute for 1-2 mins till translucent.
This time add the dried fenugreek leaves. It will give a nice aroma to daal. Add the chopped garlic cloves & ginger , fry for 30 sec, Then add chopped tomatoes
& sauté for 3-4 min. till tomatoes become soft then add chilly powder,turmeric powder, curry powder & cumin-coriander powder.
Mix them & then Add the cooked dal to the masala & mix properly.
Let it cook in a medium flame for 4-5 minutes. Add homemade chenna/ or mashed panner to it(This is optional ).
Then add some garam masala powder & coriander leaves.
Add 1tsp desi ghee/ butter and Mix well. switch off the flame. Your tadka/ paneer tadka is now ready to serve.
Goes well with naan/ roti/ paratha...
sending this to Bon Vivant #9 Simply Sides
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Super yummy tadka !!
love adding paneer to dal tadkas! the presentation is spot on..love it
~ashy
http://thezingofmylife.blogspot.com/
Ur dal receipies are really yammy and worth to follow, keep it up.
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