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How to make Indian Dal. This Red Lentil Dal recipe makes the perfect plant-based Indian meal! Rich, fragrant, and packed with protein for a meal you can feel good about. Place the rinsed lentils in a large saucepan along with room temperature water. Turn the heat to medium and allow the lentils to cook for 20 minutes.
Ready in 25 minutes. Indian lentils are comforting and delicious. Lentil dahl is naturally vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free. It makes a great Indian feast along with naan bread (my easy naan takes just minutes and is soooo good!) turmeric rice, chapattis, roti or poppadoms, vegetable samosas, onion bhajis, or vegetable pakoras.
Lentil dahl is naturally vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free. It makes a great Indian feast along with naan bread (my easy naan takes just minutes and is soooo good!) turmeric rice, chapattis, roti or poppadoms, vegetable samosas, onion bhajis, or vegetable pakoras. Protein-packed red lentils cook quickly so this dal is ready in under half an hour.
Seasonings: This lentil dal uses a simple combination of ground cumin, curry powder (mild, medium, or hot based on preference), turmeric, paprika, red pepper flakes (or cayenne pepper- optional), and salt and pepper. Sweetener: A pinch of sugar (coconut or vegan brown sugar) or a drizzle of maple syrup will balance the flavors in the dish.