Chandi ke moong recipe | Sone chandi ke moong with desi ghee residue (2024)

Chandi ke moong recipe | Sone chandi ke moong with desi ghee residue (1)

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Last Updated on August 9, 2021 by blessmyfoodbypayal

Chandi ke moong recipe | moong dal with desi ghee residue | Sone chandi ke moong recipe with step wise pictorial and video recipe.

SOURCE OF THE RECIPE

This recipe is adopted from Celebrity chef Pankaj Bhadouriya and she made it for the Maharaja of Jaipur during the contest of MasterChef india, of which she was the winner.

We saw this recipe in a TV show wherein she made it and it was just an awesome and out of world recipe being quite different with uncommon combinations.

Chandi ke moong recipe | Sone chandi ke moong with desi ghee residue (2)

TITLE OF THE POST

If you have never heard about this recipe earlier then understanding the title of the post is bit difficult for you.

This is basically a moong dal cooked with rich flavours and having khoya balls coated with silver leaves.

Chandi ke moong
V/s
Sone chandi ke moong

In the TV show, Chef Pankaj gave it a name “Sone Chandi ke moong” & simultaneously mentioned that as she doesn’t have Sona (gold), so she will be making only “Chandi Ke Moong“.

What we derived from her statement that, probably, when she had made this recipe during the contest, she might be having Sona and chandi both, so named it ‘sone chandi ke moong‘ but when made a shoot for TV show, she had only Chandi. But this is just our presumption.

This is the reason we have given both the names in the title of the post.

Moong daal with desi ghee residue

As the balls in this recipe are made of desi ghee residue instead of khoya/mawa, so it was obvious and much needed to put forth the facts from the beginning. That’s why such title too, and this title has nothing to do with the original recipe which was made with khoya/mava.

If you aren’t familiar with leftover desi ghee residue and interested in knowing more about it, have a look at another post in this blog titled RECIPES USING LEFTOVER DESI GHEE RESIDUE. Here you will get numerous recipes made with leftover desi ghee residue.

ORIGINAL RECIPE V/S PRESENT RECIPE

We have made very slight changes in the present recipe keeping in view our feasibility:

* In the original recipe, daal was soaked for an hour and later cooked in pan instead of pressure cooker.

* The biggest one, original recipe used khoya/mawa instead of ghee residue, rest no difference in handling khoya and residue.

* Khoya balls were deep fried but to reduce quantity of oil, we fried them in appam pan.

All in all, it was a delicious recipe to the core and worth preparing and presenting to your most special guests joining you for meals.

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Step wise pictorial recipe ofChandi ke moong recipe

  1. First begin from boiling the dal. For that, wash dal and put in pressure cooker.
  2. Add all other ingredients mentioned under the head “FOR BOILING DAL” in the list of ingredients i.e. red chilli powder, ginger, green cardamoms, cinnamon, green chilli, salt & water.
  3. Let it cook for 5 whistles.Chandi ke moong recipe | Sone chandi ke moong with desi ghee residue (3)
  4. Till the time, prepare the silver balls and for this, take leftover desi ghee residue in a bowl. However the original recipe used khoya/mawa.
  5. Firstly crumble it well so that there shouldn’t be any lumps.
  6. Add all purpose flour, cardamom powder and nuts. Mix well and make small balls out of it. If you are finding difficulty in bringing the mixture together, add milk just by spoons and then bind the balls.Chandi ke moong recipe | Sone chandi ke moong with desi ghee residue (4)
  7. Drop little oil in all the cavities of appam pan and put ghee residue balls in them. Fry them on low flame. Alternatively, you can deep fry these balls in hot oil, as done in original recipe, but in that case, make sure there’s no crack on balls otherwise they will spread in oil and get spoiled.
  8. Once they are cooked from all sides, take them out and let turn completely cool.
  9. Wrap the balls in silver leaf. Silver balls are ready. Keep them aside.Chandi ke moong recipe | Sone chandi ke moong with desi ghee residue (5)
  10. Coming back to dal, by now whistles must be over and the pressure must have been released from cooker.
  11. Remove the lid of cooker and put the cooker on heat again.
  12. Add all the ADDITIONAL INGREDIENTS i.e. onion Batista/fried onion (reserve little for later garnish), ginger, butter, malai or cream and lemon juice. Let the dal simmer on low flame for 2-3 minutes.
  13. Pour dal in a serving dish.Chandi ke moong recipe | Sone chandi ke moong with desi ghee residue (6)
  14. Take a tadka pan and add ghee and cumin seeds in it.
  15. Let seeds splutter and turn slightly golden.
  16. Pour tadka over the dal in serving dish.
  17. Arrange silver balls and garnish your dish with more onion barista.Chandi ke moong recipe | Sone chandi ke moong with desi ghee residue (7)

Enjoy chandi ke moong with rice, paratha, naan or roti.

Chandi ke moong recipe | Sone chandi ke moong with desi ghee residue (8)

Chandi ke moong recipe – recipe card

Chandi ke moong recipe | Sone chandi ke moong with desi ghee residue (9)

Chandi ke moong recipe with desi ghee residue

Chandi ke moong recipe | Sone chandi ke moong with desi ghee residue (10)blessmyfoodbypayal

Chandi ke moong recipe is basically a moong dal cooked with rich flavours and having khoya balls coated with silver leaves.

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Prep Time 20 minutes mins

Cook Time 45 minutes mins

Total Time 1 hour hr 5 minutes mins

Course Main Course

Cuisine Indian

Servings 4

Ingredients

FOR BOILING DAL

  • 3/4 cup Green moong dal
  • 1 tsp Red chilli powder
  • 1 tsp ginger chopped
  • 3-4 green cardamoms
  • 1 piece of cinnamon
  • 1 green chilli
  • Salt to taste
  • 4 cup water

FOR SILVER BALLS

  • 1 Cup desi ghee residue or khoya/mawa
  • 1/4 cup all purpose flour/maida
  • 1/2 tsp cardamom powder
  • 2 tbsp nuts chopped
  • Oil as per need
  • Silver leaf/chandi ka varq as per requirement

FOR TADKA

  • 1 tbsp desi ghee
  • 1 tsp cumin seeds

ADDITIONAL INGREDIENTS

  • 1/2 cup onion Batista/fried onion
  • 1 tsp ginger grated
  • 1 tbsp butter
  • 1/2 cup malai or cream
  • Juice of 2 lemons

Instructions

  • First begin from boiling the dal. For that, wash dal and put in pressure cooker.

  • Add all other ingredients mentioned under the head "FOR BOILING DAL" in the list of ingredients i.e. red chilli powder, ginger, green cardamoms, cinnamon, green chilli, salt & water.

  • Let it cook for 5 whistles.

  • Till the time, prepare the silver balls and for this, take leftover desi ghee residue in a bowl. However the original recipe used khoya/mawa.

  • Firstly crumble it well so that there shouldn't be any lumps.

  • Add all purpose flour, cardamom powder and nuts. Mix well and make small balls out of it. If you are finding difficulty in bringing the mixture together, add milk just by spoons and then bind the balls.

  • Drop little oil in all the cavities of appam pan and put ghee residue balls in them. Fry them on low flame. Alternatively, you can deep fry these balls in hot oil, as done in original recipe, but in that case, make sure there's no crack on balls otherwise they will spread in oil and get spoiled.

  • Once they are cooked from all sides, take them out and let turn completely cool.

  • Wrap the balls in silver leaf. Silver balls are ready. Keep them aside.

  • Coming back to dal, by now whistles must be over and the pressure must have been released from cooker.

  • Remove the lid of cooker and put the cooker on heat again.

  • Add all the ADDITIONAL INGREDIENTS i.e. onion Batista/fried onion (reserve little for later garnish), ginger, butter, malai or cream and lemon juice. Let the dal simmer on low flame for 2-3 minutes.

  • Pour dal in a serving dish.

  • Take a tadka pan and add ghee and cumin seeds in it.

  • Let seeds splutter and turn slightly golden.

  • Pour tadka over the dal in serving dish.

  • Arrange silver balls and garnish your dish with more onion barista.

  • Enjoy chandi ke moong with rice, paratha or roti.

Keyword leftover desi ghee residue, moong dal

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