
Hi Lela. Since you'll be adding the curry spices at the end of cooking, you won't have the curry smells hanging around your house all day. You'll just have the smell of the dhal & veggies cooking, which is mild. While you're frying the spices, run the stove exhaust fan if you have one. If not, maybe you can burn some incense, or open a window. - Judy K., savvyvegetarian.com
This sounds wonderful! I also noticed you are from Fairfield! I went to college in Mt. Pleasant. I also worked in Fairfield for a summer and have a few friends that live there. My husband and I just moved to Ames from Burlington. I love your site!
Amanda
http://vegacious.com
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Indian Vegetarian Recipe: Mung Dhal Vegetable Soup
Posted by Judith K.
Crockpot friendly vegan soup recipe - easy, nourishing, tasty - a satisfying simple meal with rice or chapati.
We used to make mung dhal thin and blended smooth, to be used as a gravy. Then we started having it thick, spicy and unblended, with bits of fresh ginger, tomato and cilantro, at a local Thai restaurant. Our Savvy Veg recipe evolved from that.
Now we like our mung dhal thick and chunky with vegetables. We eat it often, because it's satisfying, easily digested, and versatile. It goes with every kind of grain or vegetable, and freezes well for quick meals.
This version of mung dhal calls for yam and spinach, but it's also tasty with cauliflower or carrot and green beans, or tomato or potato instead of yam. Vary the veggies according to your taste.
Don't skimp on the olive oil, as legumes are astringent, and the oil makes the soup smooth and rich. Plus this is a big recipe. We suggest freezing what you don't eat for another day.
Crockpot directions are included in the recipe
8 Servings: Ingredients:
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