Posted on June 9, 2015, in Indian, Side dish and tagged mango dal, mango sambar, masoor mango dal.. Bookmark the permalink. 39 Comments.
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What a delicious-sounding combination!
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Thanx H-D as always for your encouraging comment. .. feels good. .. 🙂 🙂
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I am excited to try this! I would not have paired mango…
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Oh thanx a million bunch Victo. .. letmme know when you do… would be honoured to know the outcome. .. 🙂 🙂
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Mango yummy 🙂
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Thanx Malar. .. 🙂 🙂
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LOL! My pressure cooker doesn’t whistle, but the one my Mom had when I was growing up did. I’ve never had any luck cooking lentils, they’re always too tough…never seem to cook tender for me. What do you suppose I’m doing wrong? This looks delicious and something I’d love on a cold winter day. Mango wouldn’t be in season then though. 😦 What do you use in its place when not in season?
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Soaking for longer time makes the lentils soft then it can be cooked in Microwave or stove top..Red lentils usually takes lesser time to cook…Mango hate it being seasonal should have been available all year along…You can use Aubergine or any veggie of similar kind in place of Mango…Hope this helps
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Reblogged this on MrMilitantNegro™.
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Thanks for your continued support
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Unripe mango is a new idea! I salivate reading this one. 🙂
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Jackie – If you get them do try it…It is a tangy and unique taste to stew
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Sounds like a great flavor combination.
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Thanx Gretchen…. glad you liked it …. have a lovely week end.. 🙂 🙂
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Looks good!
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Thanx Mike for your visit and feedback… feels good… 🙂 🙂
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Wow.. Mango huli/Kuzhambu is amazing
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Thanx Sri… 🙂 🙂
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I’ve had some lentil soup with apricots, so I’m very interested in trying this version! 🙂
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Thanx Deborah for your encouraging comment. .. feel blessed… 🙂 🙂
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I have tasted this in my frnds place:-) pic s tempting me dear
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I tried mango in dal for the first time and just loved it dear… Thank you… 🙂 🙂
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I love mangoes. I would love this lentil dish. 🙂
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Thanx a ton… glad you liked it… 🙂 🙂
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Mango and lentil, amazing combination dear!Looks very yummy
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Thank you dear Kushi. … it was delicious indeed. .. 🙂
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Chitra, your foods always look tasty and delicious
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Thank you Stephy and feel so blessed to hear such compliments…
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Serendipity. Was just making this dal. 🙂
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Thanks dear Aruna…Glad you liked this
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My MIL makes Manga Sambar (Raw mango sambar) and it tastes divine! I have never tried mango with masoor dal combination, will try this out soon 🙂
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Oh wow I love Mango sambar – you made me drool just by the name. … glad you liked my recipe…. Thank you….
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Looks delicious and fabulous
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Thanx a ton Dear Farha. …
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Mango dal looks so yummy, love it C
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Thank you V… 🙂
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Great Blog, loved the way you presented the recipe. Just wonderful.
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Thanx a ton for your lovely words. .. it means a lot to me….
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