Never a DAAL MOMENT here with this amazing Black Lentil recipe (Dal Makhani)
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HOW TO MAKE VEGETARIAN / VEGAN DAL (Dhal or Daal) MAKHANI RECIPE
LAY HO THERE! I think one of the most comforting recipes out there. Join me in this episode and learn how to make a deliciously hearty dal makhani recipe today!
Ingredients:
1/2 cup pre-soaked black lentils*
2 pieces garlic
small piece ginger
1 red onion
1 Roma tomato
3 tbsp chili oil ( • Most addictive Red Chi... )
1 tsp cumin seeds
1/2 tsp turmeric
1 tsp sweet paprika
1 tsp coriander
2 tsp garam masala
1/2 tsp cayenne pepper
generous pinch of salt
3 tbsp tomato paste
1 1/2 cups water
2+2 tbsp coconut cream
Directions:
1. Drain the pre-soaked lentils and set it aside. Grate the garlic and ginger. Finely dice the red onion. Dice the Roma tomato
2. Heat up a sauté pan to medium heat. Add the chili oil followed by the cumin seeds. Fry the seeds for a few seconds, then add in the red onions. Sauté for 3-4min
3. Add the garlic and ginger. Sauté for about 2min. Add the turmeric, sweet paprika, coriander, garam masala, cayenne pepper, and salt. Cook the spices for about 1min
4. Add the tomato paste and cook for about 1min. Add the Roma tomatoes and cook for a couple of minutes
5. Add the black lentils, give the pan a good stir, and cook for about 1min
6. Add the water give the pan a good stir. Turn up the heat and bring to a boil. Give the pan another good stir, then cover and cook on medium low for about 30min
7. Use a fork to mash down some of the lentils. Add 2 tbsp of coconut cream and stir
8. Plate the dal and drizzle over some more coconut cream. Garnish with fresh cilantro and serve with rice or naan
*soak the black lentils overnight with 2-3 cups of water
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Hong Kong born Canadian, Wil Yeung is an international photographer, filmmaker, entrepreneur, violinist, and RUclips chef. He immigrated to Canada when he was a young boy carrying with him his ability to speak Cantonese and some broken English. Much of his culinary aspirations stem from his background in the visual and musical art spaces. Whether you're plant based or plant based curious, Wil believes that learning how to make food can really change your life and of those around you.
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Don't be discouraged about finding black lentils at an Indian grocery. Yeung Man's market didn't have them, but they are quite common in Indian markets. Ask for "Urad Dal" if they don't recognize the term Beluga lentils or black lentils. The price will probably be better there, too. 🙂
Great tip 🙌🏻
Love my orange and red lentils!!
Urad dhal is not black lentils the lentils he has used is lens shaped circular. Urad dhal is a bean variety and has a totally different consistency. It can be used in this recipe but it is not lentil.
@@tanjorebhuvaneswari3429 - Urad dal is the opened polished version of "Kaali Dal" (Black lentils) . Kaali Dal is basically the whole unpolished bean of the urad dal.
Urad is a small black colored bean. Black beluga lentils are lentils. They are 2 different things entirely, but both delicious!
Nice recipe! I do want to point out though that since you didn't add any kidney beans, this dish is more of a Daal Bukhara. Daal Makhani usually has approx. 4 parts black lentils and 1 part red kidney beans (can be altered based on preference, but lentils always more in quantity than the beans). Also, try adding crushed dried fenugreek leaves as a garnish if you can find it. Adds a slight hint of bitterness that goes really well with the velvety texture of the daal.
Thank you! I already have ured, & hing. I also have red chili oil made with gochugaru & chipotle
One tip that will elevate the flavours.. I don't see non indians doing this but it's must in Indian households.
Heat the oil don't smoke just heat.. then add the tempering.. first goes mustard.. add one or two and check if they pop immidietly if not then wait the oil to heat up.. then add the mustard.. once popping slows down then goes cumin.. should pop or splutter immidietly. Then add onions or other stuff.. the temperature of oil is very important.
Also the powder spices go in this order
Coriander powder then cumin powder then turmeric lastly chilli powder.. this is because of the roasting time required for each spice is different. Try.. hope it helps.. lovely recipe 👍
Thank you! Good info.
Not only do your recipes look delicious, but your channel also calms my high level of daily aggravation down tenfold, and I appreciate that..
Wow, so happy you are here and cooking together 🤗
Yeung Man if I could give you a huge warm hug right now I would. We love lentils so much in our family and your recipe will definitely be added to our arsenal of awesome eats! Also I think you should know that there is never a Daal moment in anyone's kitchen when we follow your lead😄
They are such a great ingredient to keep on hand and happy to hear you are all enjoying 😎
@@YEUNGMANCOOKING Thank you so much!
This looks absolutely amazing! I LOVE that you did an Indian dish on your channel, since that cuisine also lends itself to delicious vegetarian/vegan food with the use of wonderful spices. Thank-you. I'm awaiting 2 of your cookbooks & later plan on the 3rd. You are an inspiration!
Glad to hear you are enjoying and excited for you to receive the books 🙌🏻🥳
I love these black lentil dishes. Very popular in India where it is known as urad daal, usual served in Sikh temples on sundays after the service.
Wil, anyone can see how well you maintain your knives - look at it slice through the tomato skin like it's butter! A stunning dish - loving all the layers of spices and the mellowing effect of the coconut cream! Can't wait to try - there might be some black lentils in my future! with a side of naan =]
I like the sounds of your near future 😎
I take note of Wil's knife every time I watch. BTW: I buy Beluga's online since I do not have a local Indian grocer.
@@joycebrady2335 Knife sharpening 101 could be another lesson Wil could share, right?
@@icardeveryone01 I so agree!
When he sharpens his knives they are LITERALLY smoking. You can see it. That's a professional!!!
Wow! I just made this, and I usually think I'm a bad cook. This is a great dish. Thanks so much, Wil! I'm gaining new confidence!
So glad to hear 🙌🏻👨🏻🍳😎
Not sure where to start my praise...
The dish?
The simplicity of the recipe?
The visuals?
Or the beautiful music? Loved it! (Which piece is it?)
Congrats, as always. And thanks! ❤❤❤
this was amazing. I added veggie stock instead of water then added 1tbs maple syrup. Totally delicious!!
🙌🏻👨🏻🍳 sounds yum
Good attempt Mr. Yeung. I appreciate that you put a disclaimer in the beginning that this is not the only way of cooking dal makhani. This scrumptious dish originated in the state of Panjab(India and Pakistan) and is a typical Panjab cuisine which other parts of India try to appropriate. There are few important steps which were missing from you recipe which is that the lentil has to be boiled along with some kidney beans in plain water for at least 2-3 hours, because only after this its creaminess comes out. The “makhani” in dal makhani literally mean butter and one cannot simply substitute butter with coconut cream, coconut cream cannot create the magic of butter. Also using coconut milk is more of a south indian and east asia thing.
Oh, happy day. Dal Makhani is my favorite of ALL the dals!!!! My only recommendation is to double or triple the amount to initially make. You'll thank me later when there's leftovers. Delicious. This will take much longer to cook to completion than you think it will, most of the afternoon, but, boy it will be worth it. Serve with a chapati or paratha. Heaven.
Agreed and great tip 😎👌🏻
And you can freeze portions for later.
Smoking the dal takes it to the next level. Take a piece of cinnamon and set it to fire and let it burn until you see some grey ash and it looks like an ember. Then put a bowl in the dal, in which you can put the still hot cinnamon stick and pour a spoon of ghee on it. It should release smoke continuously. Cover the dal tightly to retain the smoke and let it go 5 minutes. Pour the remaining ghee back into the dal when done. Discard the cinnamon.
This technique is called “dhungar” and it recreates the effect of old fashioned wood or coal cooking.
As a South Indian, this is my go-to comfort food (only when mom makes it! Lol) 😊
Comfort in a bowl for sure 🙌🏻☺️
Lovely video and recipe. I would change one thing, though! All the spices in Garam Masala are already toasted and it's usually put in at the end of the cooking to preserve more of the wonderful flavor it brings!
For those avoiding fat in their diet, fig leaves taste like coconut! I make fig-leaf-tea and then blend cashews to make it creamy. This faux coconut cream works for me! (I've got 2 fig trees and dry the leaves to keep for for winter curry.)
Very interesting and great tip 👌🏻
uh, cashews are higher in fat than coconut
Fig leaves are poisonous
@@viviana8577 Hi! The latex in fig leaves can be very irritating to the skin. However, Fig LEAF is SAFE for most people when taken by mouth for up to one month. However, in high doses, fig LATEX, the sap from the tree, might cause bleeding in the digestive tract in some people. Applying fig leaf to the skin is POSSIBLY UNSAFE. It can cause skin to become extra sensitive to the sun. The fig tree's leaves are packed with vitamins. They are a good source of vitamins B1, B2, and A. And they also contain phosphorus, manganese, potassium, sodium, iron, and calcium. What's your source that says it's poison?
Nuts are fat.
I saw this and soaked the lentils immediately. I will cook it tomorrow. I love your recipes, Will! ❤ from Germany 😊
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So so happy to see this recipe today, I’m always trying to figure out new recipes for black lentils. Feel free to do a puy/ French lentil recipe next 😅
Lay ho lay ho will. I just made this lovely dish the flavors are insane.
My lentils still a little firm after cooking a good hour. Maybe I didn’t mash them enough, I’ve got them on simmer for a little longer.
As always love your dishes and you style. Much appreciation❤
Black lentils are so lovely to look at 😊 i have some in the pantry that need to be used. Thanks for another great looking recipe - will try it out
Excited for you to give it a go 🙌🏻🥳
everything you make looks like the best food i've ever seen 😋
Oh wow! That’s very kind of you ☺️
That's the kind of party I'd like to throw, Wil! I've got some beluga lentils but haven't made anything with them yet, because I wasn't really sure what to make with them. Now you've solved my dilemma, so thank you for that. 😀
Perfect! Glad you’ll now have use for them 🙌🏻🥳
More like he solved your dalemma
@@benthomas9776 Oh, I wish there was a "laughing my face off" emoji! Nice one!
Can't wait to try this recipe ! Dahl Makhani is my favourite Indian dish.
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I've just finished cooking this daal and boy it's amazing. I did everything according to your recipe and I'm convinced we are taste buds siblings. It's just perfect. I always end up twitching internet recipes to my liking, but yours are awesome just the way they are. Thank you for another great dinner. 🌺
Oh wow! What a generous compliment and so glad to hear you are enjoying 🙌🏻👨🏻🍳
India..the land of ancient culture, language, and a vegans paradise..
Personally I like the tali from Gujarat as I am ahimsa..
Very nicely done Will ..
Makhani most notably favored in Punjab
Well, there's no doubt that Your Cooking Always turns out Amazing!
Great admirer of Your cooking. Keep it up with Your Work and May your Cooking channel Grow more and more!❤😊
You are very kind ☺️
Wow! I discovered your channel a few days back and I just love your recipes and easy attitude. The best plant-based/vegan recipes ever.
Welcome and it’s a pleasure to be cooking together 🙌🏻
As a videographer myself I have to say very well done. I really enjoy watching this video.
Wow, very kind of you 🙌🏻
Yayyyy that's just the way I cook black lentils ❤you got it perfectly🎉But the difference is your style and how you make it look so good 😊😊we eat this with Naan Or roti with some fresh green salad and buttermilk ❤It's a staple food in North Indian families and it's extraordinary Thankyou sooo much 🙏
Love your channel and your calm energy. Dish looks yummy
Happy to be cooking together ☺️ You are very kind
Looking forward to trying this. I have purchased bags and bags of each color of lentils and managed to collect all the necessary spices. Herbs in the herb garden. Purchase the ginger and I’m ready to go.
Enjoy! 🙌🏻😎
That combination of spices sounds amazing. I can smell it! I want to eat it with rice
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I have absolutely loved watching your channel grow over the years. 🥰 You make cooking unique dishes super easy! Thank you.
I've made this twice this week! Utterly delicious. Thank you for the recipe.
Wooo! 🙌🏻🥳 Sounds like a party
My absolute favorite..love Dahl best dish ever..all from the humble lentil...😎
Agreed! 🙌🏻👨🏻🍳
As an Indian, the title really made me smile. Good one.
A tip - when you add the tomatoes, add a pinch of salt. Helps in breaking down the tomatoes and makes them cook faster.
Glad you enjoyed and great tip 🙌🏻
I am from India, thank you for showcasing an Indian dish so beautifully and respectfully. I would encourage to learn more about Saatvik food, where people don't use onion and garlic.
Wow Will, I have some black lentils that I’ve been trying to decide what to make with them and you post this video right on time. Looks delicious 🤤. Thank you 🙏🏿
I was about to say the same thing! Bought some black lentils and couldn’t find a recipe I liked to do something with them. This recipe looks fabulous. I’ve made many of Will’s recipes and they have all been spectacular ! ❤
Perfect timing! 🙌🏻🥳
Really extraordinarily delicious with the addition of coconut cream. The sheer purity of it all.👌👌👌👌🙏
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I really appreciate the music you use for your videos. It's so relaxing and gentle.
Glad you enjoy it!
Will, as a long time follower, first of all I would like to compliment you on your channel. Always something new to try. Indian food is heaven for vegans and vegetarians. I suggest you cover some dishes from what is loosely termed Indian Chinese as well in addition to regular Indian recipes. Very interesting taste.
The daal looks tasty, must try!!! The music selection is most enjoyable as is your restful voice!!! Some how the movement of your hands, while cutting, also is quite soothing!!! 💞💞🙃💞💞
Excited for you to try this one out and those are such kind words ☺️
No fancy or expensive ingredients (I used brown lentils), easy and quick to make, and very tasty. That's my kind of recipe ❤
Lay ho there, Yeung Man! I am back with an appetite. This dish will boost my energy and activate my metabolism right after my test. Supper yummy-licious with ingredients right up my taste buds.
🙌🏻😁👨🏻🍳 Enjoy!
Absolutely delicious . Certainly shall check out. Thank you for this great recipe💓🤩
Thanks so much
In India this is usually served with Rumaali Roti(or Velvety Roti). It's not easy to make but boy the Daal Makhani and Rumali Roti combo is Heaven!!!
Sounds lovely 🙌🏻☺️
Thank you for sharing this. I'm currently snowed in and looking for different ways to cook with my pantry staples. I always have black lentils on hand!
Keep warm and happy cooking 🙌🏻👨🏻🍳
I discovered your channel after becoming a vegetarian 3 years ago. I get lots of fresh ideas, and it's so much cheaper than eating meat. And more interesting.
Incredible quality of video.I can literally smell this delicious recipe trough my computer....
Veni, vidi… Being home bound in the Eastern Townships by the smog from the northern fires, not being able to enjoy our daily gravel bike ride, I was saved by the YeungMan’s new recipe. Was lucky enough to find a pack of Belugas, which I promptly returned to water overnight. Completed this simple yet stunning recipe this morning. Once again flavour and umami in a healthy meal. Recipes that linger in the mind and the body. Some call it Siwonhan-mat. Thx for sharing.
Dal Makhani is my new favourite, thank you for your take on it, I am so excited as had it at a restaurant night before last and hell bent on making it and your recipe is magnificent❤️
It looks like one of my favourite dish of your cooking ❤
Absolutely fabulous ❣️thank you for sharing this 😊
My pleasure 😊 enjoy!
I watch it, I like it, I made it, I Love it!!! Thanks!!
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This is my speciality. My dad loves it when I make it. Serve it with naan. So like a long with lentils, soak 3 tbsp of kidney beans. That's how the tradition is.😊
I’m going to make this either this evening or tomorrow, depending if I can get my strength this evening…
I love every single recipe I see on your Channel! You are Amazing for years now. I plan to treat myself to your cookbooks this year. Since I already own 1 of them in digital form, I know I will enjoy them in actual print.
Delicious! Dal makhani usually has a melange of lentils; yellow ones (tur dal, chana dal), red kidney beans, black lentils etc. I loved your recipe as always! ❤
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I have never ever seen Dal Makhani with the other colored lentils, due to the different cooking times of the variety of lentils. I guess I'm a purist taught to me by my Indian mother and grandmother.
@@spicerack4397 Yeah I'd say that's not really a Dal Makhani, then.
My aunt is Malaysian Tamil and every single person in her very large extended family has a different idea about exactly what dal makhani is lol. So I don't think there's any hard and fast rules really. Whenever I order it at a restaurant I'm never quite sure what I'm going to get.
@@spicerack4397either your folks make dal makhani with just 1 type of dal (a bit rare) or your knowledge on Indian cuisine is limited. The cooked and mashed lentils blend themselves into the thick tomato sauce and cream which can make it difficult to identify which dals have been used.
Made this dal tonight. So good. I used 2/3 of the quantity for spices and it came out just fine. Used vegan cream instead of coconut cream. Amazing flavors. Thank you!
So great to hear 🙌🏻
Simply beautiful dish 😊
I have tried this exact same recipe with soaked and cooked black beans, and it is also divine. Full fat coconut milk is a must. Also, when sauteing the onions and spices, add the chopped coriander stalks, don't discard them.
Wao que rico. Ya lo preparo para el almuerzo. Gracias por sus deliciosas recetas. I LOVE your Channel.😋💖
Thank you - just cooked it and the stock was so delicious even without the coconut cream which I didn't have in my cabinet...will try next time but the lentil soup is just delicious.😀
Wonderful! 🙌🏻
wow! I will definitely be making this on repeat! I love it!!! thank you so much! I cannot wait to try it! with a friend I love cooking with.. she is from Guayana and will love this as well! I am going to buy your cookbook for her as well! you are the best for our future health and I am so happy to make your food! ty!! I can't wait to try my LaHoMa on a new cantonese friend of mine! lol
What a wonderful way to spend time with someone - cooking 🙌🏻 And wow! An even more special gift ☺️
@@YEUNGMANCOOKING absolutely 💯 ty!
I buy a packaged lentil dal, but I've been wanting to make my own. I've been looking for this recipe. The only thing I would do differently would be to add kidney beans. I love lentil dal poured over a split baked potato. 😋
Sounds yummm 😎🙌🏻
@@YEUNGMANCOOKING I hope you'll try it.
Glad you made an Indian recipe ☺️☺️
Loved watching this video 😍😍
I am so proud that u make this popular Indian recipe for us .
It means our indian dal is so famous in the whole world.
Love From India....
I watch your every video.
Glad to know we’re cooking together 🙌🏻👨🏻🍳
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Yes
This looks phenomenal! Thank you for sharing your creations!
Thku so much fr making it vegan ..lots of respects to u🙏🙏
Lovely flavours! One of my favourites.
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Astonished that I actually found the lentils at Stop & Shop, a very large grocery chain here in Rhode Island. Wow! They are so different and earthy! I soaked them 16 hours by accident, but they were perfect. I keep a jar of you amazeballs chili oil handy and had all the spices on hand as I often cook Asian and Indian cuisine. Wish I could post a photo of the finished dish as it was so beautiful!
New favorite chef! Your videos are exceptionally well photographed and salavatingly soothing! Live Long and Prosper.
Oh wow! That is amazing to hear how much you are enjoying 🙌🏻 We love to see creations over on Instagram - @yeungmancooking
Delicious taste!!🎉👌 Thank you so much for all your amazing recipes!🙏❤️
My pleasure 😊
I just made, with confidence… sensational. Thank you 🙏 🙏🙏
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this is very similar to our traditional Greek lentil soup! although the flavor profile in ours is basil and red tomato paste
Very interesting 👨🏻🍳🙌🏻
Can i substitute coconut cream with plant based milk? Love this recipe, thank you. Cooking it for lunch today!
I've been looking for black lentils for a while now. I even went to my local Indian grocery store & they did not have them there. I was, for some reason, just loathe to order some online. Anyway, fast forward to today when I went shopping at a health food store a few miles from my house and VOILA they were in the bulk bin section...yay!
Wil, thanks for this recipe as this is the one I'm going to use to cook my black lentils. The other recipes I came across looked ok...but this recipe really seems superlative when compared to the others I looked at. Wil, thanks again for elevating my culinary game. I'll let you know how they turned out.
Wao, my favourite.we serve it with bread (chapaati,naan),rice. India is a ocean of vegetarian recipes
Yummm 👌🏻
The richness and concentration of flavors you create, are so enticing! I am inspired every time! Beautiful. Time to check my pantry. Thank You.
I love beluga lentils and am looking forward to your new video. Thanks very much!
My pleasure 😊 and enjoy!
My yeung man, your play with words makes me smile....a lot😂
He's a punny man 😂
These are very easily available in Indian stores called Whole Udadh with skin
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Beluga lentils are a bit of a luxury, but the deep earthen and nutty flavour are so delicious, they really take it to another level. I also adore them in Buddhabowls and salads (especially with a vinaigrette that is made with a drop of truffled olive oil) . Thank you for the lovely recipe.
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Looks lovely, gotta try this
I didn't think I'd want cooking ASMR when I woke up this morning but I'm not complaining either!
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For those of us who follow Ayurveda, pitta types can ease the amount of hot chili oil or eliminate. Use other oil and still yummy. This is an awesome recipe. Of course.
Thank you for the easy stunning recipe 🎉🎉❤❤..love from 🇿🇦
My pleasure 😊
I want to make this. Thanks for the great vid. I also love the background music.Can you say who does the music? Thanks for all you do.
dal makhani is one of my fave dishes but ive never been able to recreate it at home well... i might have to give this a try and add some kidney beans too!
Young Man, you are absolutely fabulous, love your videos, simple and easy to follow ❤
It looks delicious! I am going shopping to make it for dinner. Thank you!
Hope you enjoy 🥳
Yes, I did enjoy it, it was delicious. I did it with brown lentils.
I make this so often, I think it might be one of my favourite things to make and it is sooooooo good.❤
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Just made this now on an open fire in my backyard in London. Best dhal I made so far. Thanks for the recipe. Love your videos.
That sounds spectacular 🙌🏻🥳
I use the Dal Makhani recipe from @rainbowplantlife but I will certainly try this one too. I’m lucky to have multiple spice bazaar’s near me and access to the lentils 🎉
This is more of a daal bukhara than a daal makhani. The difference is that daal makhani adds rajma beans to it, whereas daal bukhara uses only urad whole beans. 🙃 Also, if you visit a spice bazaar, pick up some hing (asafoetida); a pinch of hing added to the oil after the cumin seeds splutter makes this dish 👌🏽.
I made this tonight, so delicious. Restaurant quality!
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This yummy recipe is definitely going on my to do list.
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Looks amazing ! Although I cook my dal separately 1st.
Love the background music
Fantastic recipe. Best to add the Garam Masala at the end though! Garam Masala spice comes pre-toasted.
Been wondering what to do with this bag of lentils. Perfect timing! And delicious as always
Same here, but mine are red and I've got a ton of them. I hope this will taste just as good with red lentils.
This was delicious. I love adding the chili oil to Indian stuff it's really good and the spices are complimentary. I actually made this with a mix of dals that I wanted to use up, including some horse gram which gave it a little chewiness.