Sambar is one of the most common dishes in South Indian homes because it brings together dal, vegetables, tamarind, and spices in a balanced way. Toor dal gives it protein, tamarind adds a gentle tang ...

Toor dal, also known as arhar dal, is a yellow coloured, oval shaped lentil that is commonly used to prepare a wide variety of dishes on a daily basis. Read Time: 3 min Indian cuisine is as varied as ...

There’s something about a hot plate of sambar-rice, a generous drizzle of ghee on top, and a side of crispy chicken fry or vendakka fry that takes us straight back to our school lunch breaks — ...

Love spicy and tangy sambars? This Andhra-style sambar is bold, comforting, and easy to make. Here's a quick recipe to enjoy with rice, idlis or dosa. Pressure cook toor dal with turmeric and water ...

Sambar is a popular South Indian dish, eaten with many dishes like idlis, dosas, vadas, rice, and more. Its sour and spicy flavor can make even a boring meal more enjoyable. However, it requires a ...

Sambar, the flavoursome and nutritious lentil stew, is no longer just a staple in every South Indian household, but over a period of time has gained popularity across the country and even in global ...

As per the available information, the origins of Sambar is believed to be in Maharashtra. As per a legend, it is believed that Sambar was first created in the royal kitchen of Shahaji I, the son of ...

Dal is a staple part of the Indian diet. The word is used to not only refer to different pulses, but also to the traditional dishes made using them. Common types include toor dal, moong dal, chana dal ...