- aidandoyle
Day 16 - How To Make a Deliciously Decadent Dahl #22DayChallenge
Updated: Aug 3, 2020
My favourite recipe from The Ultimate 4 Week Vegan Cooking Course (which I wrote about on Day 8 of my blog) is the Dahl.

It is dreamy, delicious, decadent and this recipe will feed 4-6 people or you can store some for another time. It is packed full of taste and nutrition so your body will love it too. It is another one of their 10 minute dishes which I have altered to suit my own taste which I encourage you to do the same. I let it simmer for around 20 minutes so everything is softened and absorbed. Recipe and instructions are below..
DAHL
Scallion (Spring Onion) x 4
Clove of Garlic x 3
Fresh Ginger (thumb-sized piece)
Red Chilli x 2
Prep all the ingredients and add a tablespoon of olive oil to your wok. Once the wok is heated add these ingredients and cook for 3-4 minutes so the ingredients become activated.
1 tsp Ground Cumin
1 tsp Smoked Paprika
2 tbsp Curry Powder
½ tsp Ground Black Pepper
1 tsp Salt
Invite the spices and seasoning to the party and add a splash of water to stir it all into a paste and let it work it's magic for another 3 minutes
400ml Veg Stock
1 x 400ml Tin of Coconut Milk
Now it's time to add the liquid ingredients, I add the stock first
250 gm of Red Lentils
250 gm of Chickpeas
15 Cherry Tomatoes
This is the main body of the meal, I love to wash and add the cherry tomatoes in whole as they just burst in your mouth full of flavour and it just adds an extra layer of excitement and colour to this dish. Allow it to cook for another 10 minutes
2 tbsp Tamari or Soy Sauce if you don't have any
Juice of ½ lime
These both give it another layer of flavour. Add them during the 10 minutes cooking time in the last section and give them some breathing space I usually wait 3 minutes before adding the lime juice after the tamari.
This is a dead easy dish, packed full of flavour that has become a firm family favourite. Hope you enjoy it as much as we do!!
DAILY TIP #1: Make sure to soak your chickpeas and lentils the night before.
DAILY TIP #2: This may sound controversial but I also cook one cup of rice and add it to the dish to let it absorb all the flavour. I do this with my pasta dishes as well and have been doing this for 2 years and have never looked back