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Home » Indian Daal Recipes » Parsi Dal

Parsi Dal

Parsi Dal is a lip-smacking and mouthwatering delicacy. Parsi Dal is prepared meticulously by the perfect blend of spices and oil.

The timing for frying and boiling plays an important role in lending it a unique flavor.

The taste of Parsi Dal also enhances when it is served by spreading coriander leaves on the top of it.

The pulses form an indispensable item in the diet of Indians. The pulses are beneficial for health because of their high protein content.

A wide variety of pulses are available in India.
The delicacies of pulse cater to the gastronomic desire of the food buffs.
The methods of cooking pulse also varies depending upon the nature of the pulses.


Pulses are consumed by the vegetarians and the non -vegetarians.
The taste of the delicacies of pulse enhances when they are consumed with roti.

Indian cuisine is popular throughout the world due to its diverse variety.
The delectable array of Indian food cater to the taste buds of the food buffs from across the world.

Ingredients for cooking Parsi Dal:

  • 2 Garlic
  • 1 teaspoon of Cumin Seeds
  • 1cup Red Lentil
  • 1 tablespoon of Coriander Leaves that is cut
  • Little bit of Turmeric Powder
  • 2 chopped Green Chili
  • 2 tablespoon Butter
  • Salt




Procedures for cooking Parsi Dal:

Parsi Dal is cooked with turmeric powder in the pressure cooker.
The pulse is boiled in the cooker.

After boiling the pulse, the pulse is smashed.

Oil is fried in the frying pan.
Garlic, green chilies and salt are added to the oil and fried for 1 minute.
The contents of the frying pan are then mixed with the boiled pulse and fried.
Water is added to the pulse. The pulse is served by spreading coriander leaves on the top of it.

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