Instructions
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To begin making the Masoor Dal Gassi formula, we will first stew the dal in the pressure cooker.
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Place the dal in the pressure cooker, transfer in table salt, turmeric dusting masala condiment and 2-1/2 cups of moisture.
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seal the cooker, place the weight on and pressure stew for a couple of whistles.After a couple of whistles, turn the bring to temperature to low and stew for about 4 moments and turn off the bring to temperature.
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Allow the pressure cooker to rest until the pressure releases naturally.
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After the dal is cooked keep it aside.Our next step is to make the masala for the gassi.
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In a small frying cooking vessel, parched bake the coriander seeds and red chillies until fragrant.
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Once roasted, allow it to cool.Once cooled, place the roasted coriander, red chillies, coconut, tamarind and garlic into a blender.
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transfer in a little mildly hot moisture and grind to make a creamy gassi masala paste.transfer in this masala, to the cooked dal mixture and bring the dal to a brisk heat to boiling point for about 3 to 4 moments.
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Adjust the consistency of the Moong Dal gassi, but adding a little moisture, as the mixture can thicken when the masala is added.
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The gassi is authentic is not in a liquid form but, if of a thick broth consistency.Check the table salt and masala condiment levels and adjust to suit your salty profile.
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Transfer the Masoor Dal gassi to a serving dish.The final step is to prepare the seasoning for the Masoor Dal gassi.
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bring to temperature a small tadka cooking vessel on medium bring to temperature; transfer in the mustard seeds and allow it to crackle.
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transfer in the garlic, red chillies and curry leaves and bake for a couple of moments.transfer the seasoning over the Masoor Dal gassi and dish up.dish up the Masoor Dal Gassi along with Steamed Rice topped with ghee,Kadalai Manoli and Dhangar Pachadi.