dhansak
Dhansak
Ingredients1 c Lentils2 1/2 c WaterSalt 2 ea Garlic cloves1 ea Green chili, chopped1 ts Black mustard seeds3 tb Ghee1 ts Cumin seedsChili powder Wash lentils thoroughly. Place in pot with the water & bring to a boil over medium heat. Cook about 10 minutes. Stir in salt, garlic, chili & mustard. Lower heat & simmer for 30 minutes till lentils are soft. In a skillet, heat the ghee & toss in the cumin seeds & chili powder. Top cooked dahl just before serving with ghee mixture.
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Eating garlic has been shown to improve cholesterol. Raw garlic contains a form of sulfur and is more powerful than cooked garlic.
Sumerian farmers primarily cultivated crops such as barley, wheat, and lentils using irrigation systems to water their fields. They also raised livestock such as sheep, goats, and cattle for food and agricultural labor. Additionally, they engaged in trade with other regions to exchange agricultural products for goods they could not produce themselves.
They harvested barley, chickpeas, lentils, wheat, dates, onions, garlic, lettuce, leeks and mustard.
Garlic and meat well cooked,(they like there meat raw or a little bit cooked)
Prawns come from the ocean. There are different types all over the world. Garlic prawns are just prawns cooked in oil or butter with minced garlic.
yes if you lightly cooked or raw broccoli and use home made organic garlic sauce with extra virgin olive oil and with extra garlic in it
Garlic is a herb. The culinary part of garlic is the bulb which is divided in cloves. Garlic can be minced for inclusion in recipes such as garlic butter. Garlic can be minced by dicing it with a knife, or by using a garlic press.