Call us on +91-7303615652

Healthy Recipes

How to make dal fara at home?

Fara is a typical North Indian dish which is very popular in Uttar-Pradesh and you can make it using rice and dal. Fara is an authentic dish which is known to everyone in Uttar Pradesh. It is also made from nutritious chana dal and cooked by boiling or steaming.

Dal Fara is very healthy and nutritious as the chana dal is rich in protein and the cooking technique used is either steaming or boiling. You make this for lunch or dinner and serve it with green coriander chutney. You can also temper these fara with curry leaves and mustard seeds which give it some more flavors which you will completely relish.

Once you try dal fara recipe, you will surely like our methi muthia recipe! Methi muthia

So, without any due, let’s have a look at its recipe!

Preparation time: 15 minute

Cooking time: 25-30 minute

Total time: 30-45 minute

Serving: 2-3

Ingredients:

  • Chana dal-1 cup
  • Whole Wheat Flour , or rice flour-1/2 cup
  • Mustard seeds-1 tsp
  • Garam masala-1/2 tsp
  • Turmeric powder-1/2 tsp
  • Red Chilli powder-1 tsp
  • Hing, a pinch
  • Garlic-green chili paste-1 tbsp
  • Salt , as required
  • Oil
  • Curry leaves-8-10
  • Coriander leaves, for garnishing

Method of preparation:

  1. Firstly, soak the chana dal overnight and then make a coarsely ground yet fine paste of this dal in a mixer grinder.
  2. Secondly, mix the dry masalas except jeera and hing, garlic-chili paste and salt as required and left it aside.
  3. Meanwhile, prepare the dough by adding rice flour/wheat flour, water and salt and knead it finely as well as evenly.
  4. Now, make thick puri out of the dough and add the dal paste on one side of the puri and fold it to the other side.
  5. Now, put the steamer or the cooker filled water on the stove and steam the fara about 20 to 30 minutes. After 20 to 30 minutes, when it is cooked, switch off the stove and allow the fara to cool down.
  6. Furthermore, for tempering, heat oil in a kadhai/wok and add jeera, curry leaves and hing. Let the jeera crackle and then add fara and also stir for a bit and garnish them with fresh coriander.
  7. Finally, serve Dal Fara with chutney of your choice.

If you are struggling shedding weight. You can talk to us by taking this assessment: Click here

For more information click here

Priyanka Yadav

Recent Posts

Homemade Salted Amla Candy

A simple, homemade version of amla candy with a delicious salty and tangy flavour! This… Read More

22 minutes ago

Spicy Indian-Style Carrot Salad

A crunchy, tangy and spicy carrot salad made with simple Indian-style seasonings! This quick and… Read More

3 hours ago

One-Pot High-Protein Soya Kadhi Chawal

A comforting twist on classic kadhi chawal! This one-pot recipe replaces traditional pakodi or badi… Read More

5 days ago

Bengali Bhapa Fish 🐟 | Steamed Mustard Fish

A traditional Bengali-style fish recipe made with a spicy mustard paste, yogurt, and aromatic spices.… Read More

6 days ago

Homemade Oven-Roasted Tandoori Chicken

Juicy, flavourful and coated in a creamy hung curd marinade, this homemade tandoori chicken is… Read More

6 days ago

Dahi Paneer Masala

Creamy, flavourful and super easy to prepare! This Dahi Paneer Masala is made with soft,… Read More

1 week ago