This dal is very easy to prepare and goes well with rice and curry.
Serves 3
Ingredients:
To pressure cook in water for 3 whistles:
Capsicum-1 medium size chopped into small pieces
Mung dal-1/3 cup
Turmeric powder-1/4 tsp
Hing-1/4 tsp
To fry in 1/2 tsp oil till golden brown and grind to a coarse powder:
Urud dal-2 tsp
Red chillies-2(adjust according to your taste)
Whole pepper-1 tsp
Grated coconut-1/4 cup
Seasoning:
Jeera-1 tsp
Curry leaves-a few
Coconut oil-2 tsp
Method:
Pressure cook the ingredients mentioned above.
Add the ground powder.
Add water and bring it to a consistency slightly thinner than sambar.
Add salt and boil the mixture for 2-3 minutes.
Heat coconut oil in a pan, do the seasoning and add it to the dal mixture.
Serve with rice, ghee and curry.
I thank Foodbuzz for sending me a pack of Mother's circus animal cookies for tasting. I loved them. The cookies look so cute. They are very creamy on the outside and crunchy on the inside. The product will hit the market on May 4th. Do not forgot to try these delicious cookies. Kids will love it.
I have received a lot of 15 minute recipes so far. Thank you so much girls! keep them coming. I have a small request from you all.
Please read the updated rules for 15 min cooking event:
1. It will be great if you can reduce the size of the pictures to 300 pixels and send. If you don't have the software to reduce the size, I will do it for you.
2. Rename the picture to dish name. It will make my life little easier :)
3. Though I also accept some recipes that require advance preparation like fermenting, soaking, freezing etc.. I would prefer recipes that will take only 15 minutes from start to end. One exception is-the time taken to cut veggies.
Thanks once again for your lovely entries and I myself can't wait for the round up!
Please read the updated rules for 15 min cooking event:
1. It will be great if you can reduce the size of the pictures to 300 pixels and send. If you don't have the software to reduce the size, I will do it for you.
2. Rename the picture to dish name. It will make my life little easier :)
3. Though I also accept some recipes that require advance preparation like fermenting, soaking, freezing etc.. I would prefer recipes that will take only 15 minutes from start to end. One exception is-the time taken to cut veggies.
Thanks once again for your lovely entries and I myself can't wait for the round up!
very nice recipe.. we make a similar masiyal with capsicum and tomato but use the regular sambhar powder istead of the araithu vidal items...this is very different and nice...
ReplyDeletehey... a nice one... I am always looking for something else to do with capsicum than the regular sabzi ,capsicum rice and salads ... the dhal looks yummy :)
ReplyDeleteLooking great mahima.....Will try some time..Nice clicks..
ReplyDeleteMasiyal is very tempting and simple to make... Good one shall try this out...
ReplyDeletethis is a nice and different version of masiyal. looks delicious!
ReplyDeletelovely dal mahi..(hopw its fine if i call mahi)
ReplyDeleteThe biscuits look yumm too..got to taste it before it hits the market...gr8
And here I was, thinking you could only make masiyal with spinach :)
ReplyDeleteI also agree with Nags.The recipe is very new to me.Love the pic which tempts as always
ReplyDeleteits a very new recipe to me .. will try some time mahima ... thanks for the recipe ......
ReplyDeleteNew recipe.. I only make a simple kuzhambu with bell peppers. This sounds delectable! Lovely pic Mahimaa!
ReplyDeleteKanna,
ReplyDeletePicture is awesome as usual.Your capsicum Dal will be a nice side dish for Roti.
Appa
Woooooow ..Pic is awsome ..new recipe to me Thanks for sharing..:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful click Mahimaa...Capsicum dal looks yummy and inviting...will try it.
ReplyDeleteYummy Masiyal Mahimaa.. simple & easy!
ReplyDeleteawesome click mahimaa....colorful text on pic..looks so beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteDal looks yummy n new to me !!
Nice recipe with Capsicum. Never tried with dal. Sounds great :)
ReplyDeleteDhal with capsi sounds delicious,makes me hungry!
ReplyDeletebeautiful pic & beautiful looking dal too .. I have never made dal with capsicum .. this is yum
ReplyDeleteNice recipe. with rice and ghee, heaven!
ReplyDeleteHavent tried masiyal with capsicum...this sounds new! The cookies look soo cute in the pic itself if possible post a pic of the real ones if there is any left overs ;)
ReplyDeletePicture looks so great.i thought it is a book cover :)
ReplyDeleteMasiyal looks yumm..I'm bored of simple dal.i like your version of adding capsicum to it...lovely snap!
ReplyDeleteFabulous dal...looks delicious Mahi!
ReplyDeleteI have never made dal with capsicul, this looks really yummm.
ReplyDeletenever tried with capsicum looks very yummy.....must be very good to taste from the nice click
ReplyDeletedal with caps looks awsome Mahima and the cookies must have tasted good :). Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love this recipe. Its bookmarked. However, I had a question. Do I have to pressure cook the capsicum? I like them crunchy. With a pressure cooker, won't they get soggy?
ReplyDeleteThis is a new recipe for me. I love the flavor of capsicum in anything:-D
ReplyDeleteMy kids love animal crackers!
Masiyal is a totally different version and looks great. Bored with keerai masiyal. Should try this. Cute animal crackers!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photo dear, the dhal looks so yummy and tempting :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I have had only spinach dal, this is totally new. I have the perfect 15min recipe, just waiting for the right time, Will send it in before the month end.
ReplyDeleteI can do this, I can do this!!! I'm so excited Mahimaa. I even have a pressure cooker. Will let you know how it comes out. Must run for the ingredients. Thank you so much for sharing...
ReplyDeleteBTW, I'm having a free cook book give-away tomorrow (4th) at my blog. It's a GREAT cookbook peppered with history. If you get a moment, stop by for a chance to WIN!!!
Masiyal with capsicum is sonething i couldnt imagine till date..am sure it would have tasted divine..Great photograph as always Mahima.
ReplyDeleteNice recipe and looking good. Nice clicks too mahimaa,, I will try this once
ReplyDeleteJust delicious, Mahimaa. I can imagine how wonderful capsicum would taste with this coconutty gravy.
ReplyDeleteJust today I tried a capsicum kurma... Daal with capsicum sounds great Mahimaa! :)
ReplyDeletenice recipe..healthy with the dal..
ReplyDeletelovely healthy recipe...should give a try
ReplyDeleteas usual very good looking photo. Will catch with the recipe later.
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty different.. i've not attempted a masiyal with capsicum before.. always leave them a bit crunchy.
ReplyDeleteIts very unique..Nice way to use Bell pepper..I used to follow the same method to prepare it with diff vegetables..Never tried it with bell pepper...I am goin to try this one soon..
ReplyDeletelooks great...
ReplyDeletewas wondering if i can send my latest blog as an entry?
Wow Capsicum dal..this sounds delicious...awesome picture...:)
ReplyDeleteLooks so tempting. Nice click too..
ReplyDeletewow, capsicum in dal.. looks an sounds great!!
ReplyDeletethat's a super duper recipe Mahimaa! Looks so good and tempting. Yummy :)
ReplyDeleteMasiyal looks very very tempting!! Never tried masiyal with capsicum. Will try this :)
ReplyDeletedelicious dal mahima. nice pics too
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking dish mahima....
ReplyDeleteThis is very diff dish.. looks yummy dear..!
ReplyDeleteMahimaa, I have just mailed you a quick sald recipe as my entry for the 15 minutes cooking event.Hope you like it.
ReplyDeleteyour pictures are postcard perfect :)
ReplyDeletewow masiyal with capcicum, sounds yummy.
ReplyDeleteCapsicum dal seems easy n tasty.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog Mahimaa. I'm sorry you missed the Free Cookbook Give-Away post. It's still going on. Here's the link.
ReplyDeleteWow.. this is very unique! Never heard of this recipe before.. Looks fabulous! delicious recipe!
ReplyDeleteHi da ..
ReplyDeleteThats a very nice recipe ..i will surely try this ..never made this b4 .. :) nice dear
Nice Click Mahima......I love the combo of moong dal and bell peppers.
ReplyDeletelove this dish with capsicum. totally new to me!very tempting:-)
ReplyDeletethat's a nice unique combination. And your pics are gorgeous as ever.
ReplyDeleteSuper cool recipe and you have a lovely blog. Very interesting and yummy to see. I am a fresher to the kitchen and your blog is too interesting for me.. Keep it going :) Do take a look at my blog when u find time.
ReplyDeleteNice way to make the dal,and add green peppers( thats my fav).Very nice,simple recipe.
ReplyDeletenice recipe Mahimaa..first pic is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing pic Mahi..nice dish..:)
ReplyDeleteoh looks like a comfort food! love this dal.
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