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Moong Daal Pakoda Kadhi I Miloni ki kadhi I Jhor Recipe

2012-07-16 by Anjana Chaturvedi

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Moong daal Pakoda kadhi  -A split mung bean,gram flour and yogurt based dish, a specialty dish of the Chaturvedi community in India.

Moong Daal Pakoda kadhi -Kadhi is a popular Indian dish and is quite different from the – curry :). In India we make so many different types of kadhi’s . Each region ,state and family have their own versions and favorite recipes of making kadhi’s. but the base of the kadhi remains the same- gram flour/besan.

Usually kadhi is either made with fried pakora’s -plain of with added vegetables or with boondi . Some kadhi’s are made just plain and in some lots of vegetables are added. The most popular is the Punjabi pakoda kadhi but again every one makes it as their own preference ,some like kadhi thicker and some prefer it thinner .

This moong daal pakoda kadhi // Miloni ki kadhi/ Jhor is my community special kadhi. It is popular as Miloni ki kadhi or as Katron kaa jhor. This kadhi is made regularly and on each special occasion like birthday ,wedding or festivals it is paired with sookhi moong daal/dhoi , steamed rice and poori’s.

For making Miloni ki kadhi first the yellow lentil /moong ki daal is soaked and ground into a thick paste(traditionally  the yellow lentil with husk/ chilka wali moong daal  is soaked overnight and then it is rubbed to remove the husk and then ground into a paste but now we use the yellow lentil for a quick and easy version)then big oblong fritters are fried in hot oil.

The fried fritters are then sliced into medium size slices. The kadhi gravy is made with some leftover daal mixture,besan,and sour yogurt . Then the process is same like the normal kadhi.

Looking for more delicious kadhi recipes then do check these-

  • Corn Methi Kadhi
  • Kutchi Bhatia Kadhi
  • Gujarati Bhindi Ki Kadhi
  • Kulfa Chana Daal Kadhi
  • Aloo matar Mangodi Ki Kadhi
  • Boondi ki kadhi

moong daal pakoda kadhi

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5 from 4 votes

Moong Daal Pakoda Kadi / Miloni ki kadi /Jhor

A delicious kadhi made with moong daal fritters
Prep Time15 minutes mins
Cook Time50 minutes mins
Total Time1 hour hr 5 minutes mins
Course: Festive Recipe, Main Course
Cuisine: Uttar Pradesh Cuisine
Keyword: aam chunda, daal, jhor, kadhi, pakoda kadhi
Servings: 5 people
Author: Anjana Chaturvedi

Ingredients

  • 3/4 cup Yellow Lentil/ Moong daal
  • 1 cup Sour Yogurt/ dahi
  • 2 tbsp Gram Flour/ Besan
  • 1.5 tbsp Ginger/ Adrak Chopped
  • 3 Green Chilies Chopped
  • 1 tsp Black Salt/ Kala Namak
  • 1 tsp salt
  • 1/2 tsp Turmeric/ haldi
  • 1.5 tsp Red Chili Powder
  • 1 tbsp Coriander powder/ dhaniya
  • 2.5 tbsp Lemon Juice

Tempering/ tadka/Waghar

  • 1 tsp Cumin Seed/Jeera
  • 1/3 tsp Asafoetida/ Hing
  • 3 Cloves/ Lavang
  • 4 Whole Red Chilies
  • 1/2 Red Chili Powder
  • 2 tbsp Ghee or cooking oil

Instructions

How To make Daal Pakoda

  • Wash and soak the moong daal for 3 hours and then wash and grind with 3 green chillies and asafoetida.
  • Take this paste in a bowl, and take 3 tblsp of the daal paste from this mixture and keep aside(A)
  • Add salt and 1/2 t.s chilli powder and whisk the daal mixture well, till it become light and fluffy.
  • Take approx 2.5 tbls of mixture with the side of a rice spoon and drop in hot oil and make long and thin pakora’s(these pakoras are called -miloni)make approx15 pakoras.if you find it difficult to make pakora this way,then make round pakoras and then slice from the centre.
  • Traditionally this is done by taking the mixture with the sides of your palm and then dropping in hot oil,but I tried doing this way and find it more cleaner and easier:).
  • Fry the pakoras on medium flame till golden in colour,don’t over cook them otherwise they may become hard.
    Drain and keep aside to cool down a bit .
  • Then slice in medium size pieces,approx 3-4 pieces from a pakora.

For Making Kadhi-

  • Take a big and wide pan and add curd, daal paste(A), 2 tbls of gram flour, mix well.
  • Add 1.5 litre water, salt, black salt, turmeric, chilli powder, chopped green chilli and ginger.
  • Mix well and boil for 5 minute on high flame, keep stirring, otherwise it will spill out from the pan.
  • Lower the flame and cook for 15 minutes.the kadi may look thinner now, but after adding the pakora it will become thicker.
  • Then add the pakora slices,cover and simmer for 20 minutes,keep stirring in between.
  • When pakora become soft make the tempering-heat oil or ghee in a small pan, add cumin and asafoetida, when cumin start crackling add whole red chillies and cloves, switch off the flame and add kashmiri chilli powder and pour it over the boiling kadi.
  • Remove the kadi from fire and add lemon juice and fresh coriander.
  • serving suggestion-best with steamed rice , sookhi moong daal and roti.

Filed Under: Kadhi Recipes, Uttar Pradesh Cuisine Tagged With: Daals and Kadis, Indian Curries, Indian food, Jain food, jhor, Kadhi and Stews, kadhi recipe, katro ka jhor, no onion and garlic recipe, North Indian Food, Pakora kadi, Uttar Pradesh Cuisine, vegetarian

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Comments

  1. Lakshmi @Purevegetarian says

    2012-09-24 at

    My goodness! It looks so tempting!

  2. Nisha says

    2012-07-18 at

    Loved this kadhi. Now whenever i am looking for any north indian recipe , i first search your blog 🙂

  3. Anisha Ranjit says

    2012-07-17 at

    That first picture makes me sooo hungry…

  4. Supriya's Rasoi says

    2012-07-17 at

    Anjana ji the kadhi looks so delicious planning to make it for today..

  5. sojo says

    2012-07-17 at

    a bunch of awards waiting for u at my space… pls collect it

  6. Meg's Delicious Adventures says

    2012-07-16 at

    Looks so appetizing…i am drooling.

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  7. Hema says

    2012-07-16 at

    Simply can't take my eyes off that kadi, yumm,yumm..

  8. kitchen queen says

    2012-07-16 at

    delicious and mouth watering pakoda kadhi.

  9. DivyaGCP says

    2012-07-16 at

    Looks delicious and very comforting..
    Inviting clicks..

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  10. DivyaGCP says

    2012-07-16 at

    Looks delicious and very comforting..
    Inviting clicks..

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  11. Mélange says

    2012-07-16 at

    Kadi looks irresistible and exotic..Yummy!

  12. Prathibha says

    2012-07-16 at

    This kadhi looks really delicious wid those pakoras..I m hungry seeing them now

  13. Roshni says

    2012-07-16 at

    very different way of making pakodas. love the curry

  14. Priya says

    2012-07-16 at

    Super inviting and absolutely eye catching pakoda kadhi.

  15. Reshmi says

    2012-07-16 at

    very creamy and yummy curry
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  16. PT says

    2012-07-16 at

    very creamy and like its color..

  17. Rani acharyulu says

    2012-07-16 at

    Always I like your recipes..specially this kadhi pakoda looks so tempting n'delicious…

  18. Anshu Bhatnagar says

    2012-07-16 at

    Simply awesome!! What a beautiful color and texture you got..
    Possible to pass that on to me 🙂

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  19. Treat and Trick says

    2012-07-16 at

    Looks so good and tempting!

  20. Hamaree Rasoi says

    2012-07-16 at

    This pakori kadi goes really well with steamed rice. Looks tempting

  21. Prathima Rao says

    2012-07-16 at

    This is a deliciiious kadi recipe!!
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  22. R.Punitha says

    2012-07-16 at

    Hi Maayeka ,

    pakora curry looks AAAwesome!!!

    Keep on Dear…

    http://www.southindiafoodrecipes.blogspot.in

  23. Rashida shaikh says

    2012-07-16 at

    I like all kind of kadi and your clicks are so good, tempting us.

  24. Leelagovind says

    2012-07-16 at

    love this creamy kadi with soft pakoda bites..

  25. Kaveri Venkatesh says

    2012-07-16 at

    I just love pakodi kadi..it looks so appetizing…making me hungry even after my lunch

  26. Purabi Naha says

    2012-07-16 at

    I love this pakori curry. Love your version and your choice of spices as well!

  27. Vimitha Anand says

    2012-07-16 at

    Looks so creamy and tempting

  28. Chandrani says

    2012-07-16 at

    Moong dal pakora looks yummy.


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  29. Gauri says

    2012-07-16 at

    mouthwatering, love it with some hot rice and pickle!

  30. meena says

    2012-07-16 at

    wow thislooks delicious. for a moment i missed first line and thinking where did the remaining dal paste go

    this is great and ur pics make it even better

  31. Plateful says

    2012-07-16 at

    dal curry pakoda? how awesome!!

  32. Radhika says

    2012-07-16 at

    Just now saw It in FB and this kadhi just made me so hungry.

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