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Saag Aloo, Channa Dhal & Chapathi's

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Saag Aloo, Channa Dhal & Chapathi's

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Re: Saag Aloo, Channa Dhal & Chapathi's

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Nice healthy looking spread there pauly - an inspiration to all of us :D

Which recipes did you use please ?
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Re: Saag Aloo, Channa Dhal & Chapathi's

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Made it up as I went Westy, the dhal was soaked overnight with 1/2 tsp of bread soda, it speeds up the cooking time considerably.
Perhaps I'll put up the recipes in the traditional recipes section, if anyone is interested, all very simple & strightforward, but nevertheless, very tasty.

The chapathi's really made it, to have eaten it with rice would have been very dry even with yoghurt.
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Re: Saag Aloo, Channa Dhal & Chapathi's

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Great scran Pauly. Really like the look of those chappatis. Would like to learn how to make them.
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Re: Saag Aloo, Channa Dhal & Chapathi's

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:oops: I have to admit, I've seldom made them, for some reason my wife always does. They are superb though, soft & considering there's no additions, only flour, absolutely delicious.
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