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Dishoom Black Daal EASY Recipe (Dal Makhani) | New and Improved
Dishoom is the UK’s leading Indian restaurant, inspired by Bombay's old Irani cafes. Their signature dish, the Black Dal, is a posh version of the popular dish Dal Makhani. Creamy, rich, delicious and, best of all, simple to make. Today, we’ll do just that.
How to cook Dishoom’s signature Black Dal / Daal (okay, I don't know which one to use - dal or daal?!).
This video is also available as a blog post: adamcantcook.com/recipes/authentic-dishoom-black-dal-recipe/
Don't forget to subscribe: ua-cam.com/channels/9FPfeuThonc30eLxR1CZ5Q.html
This is a re-edited and improved version of a recipe I uploaded back in 2021. That video has some copyright issues, so I decided to re-upload it. This version is snappier, better edited and (hopefully) more fun to watch.
🥘 *DISHOOM BLACK DAL RECIPE (serves 4-6)*
*Equipment*
- Whisk
- Large bowl
- Fine mesh strainer
- 6 litre stainless steel pan
*Ingredients*
- 300g black dal (urid dal).
- small chunk of ginger
- couple of garlic cloves
- 70g tomato puree (tomato paste, if you’re US-based)
- 1/3 tsp garam masala (any blend)
- 2/3 Deggi Mirch chilli powder (any chilli powder will do)
- 2 tsp vegetable oil
- 90g butter
- 90g double cream OR Greek yogurt
- salt to taste
*Method (extracted from their cookbook, link below)*
- Peel ginger garlic and add to a blender with vegetable oil and a little water
- Puree into a paste
- Add the dal to a large bowl and fill until the dal is completely submerged. Whisk for 10 seconds to clean. Strain the water and repeat 2-3 more times until the water is clear.
- Add the dal to a pan at least 6-quartz (about 6 litres) and add 4 litres of water, then bring to a boil on medium-high heat. Stir it regularly. Skim off any imperfections as it boils. The dal should be creamy when squeezed. It’ll take around 2-3 hours to cook.
- When cooked, let the dal rest for around 15 mins.
- After 15(ish) mins, strain the dal through a fine-mesh strainer, then add back to the pan, submerged in about 3-4cm of water. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat.
- Meanwhile, we’ll make our paste. Mix together your ginger/garlic paste, tomato puree, chilli powder, garam masala and a few generous pinches of salt until fully combined.
- Back to the dal - once the dal is at a boil, stir and continue stirring constantly. Add the butter and spice mix, then cook at a boil for 30 minutes.
- After 30(ish) mins has passed, reduce to a simmer and let it simmer for 1 hour 30 min.
- Add cream/yogurt, mix in and let it simmer for another 15 minutes.
- Serve hot with rice or chapati.
Dishoom: www.dishoom.com/
Cookbook: www.dishoom.com/cookery-book/
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КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @alf5617
    @alf5617 Годину тому

    11:34 Final Conclusion

  • @paulharbach5901
    @paulharbach5901 2 дні тому

    FYI: Cow farts have SIGNIFICANTLY LESS environmental impact than the engine exhaust emissions of an executive jet flying to a SAVE THE PLANET meeting ( which equals the exhaust missions produced by 350,000 cars). I would have you re-evaluate the cow fart dilemma!

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook 2 дні тому

      Hello! You're absolutely right. They do. I just don't see how executive jet flying has any relation to a video about... *checks notes* yoghurt

  • @vjbhatia77
    @vjbhatia77 4 дні тому

    I freeze my leftover whey 😊😊and use it a starter for my next batch of homemade yogurt

  • @rhodastevens6578
    @rhodastevens6578 5 днів тому

    Why so. Wry red.. May egg yellow with the red liq? Just sayings

  • @frankyw8803
    @frankyw8803 7 днів тому

    Use cream .

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook 7 днів тому

      Come on Franky, you know better than that.

  • @MegaLegz
    @MegaLegz 9 днів тому

    Excellent video. The y in skyr is a frontal rounded vowel by the way. Rounded like u, at the front of your mouth like i.

  • @alietratik
    @alietratik 13 днів тому

    Greek yogurt was invented by some guy with a moustache named Memo somewhere in turkey

  • @marcoddy6812
    @marcoddy6812 15 днів тому

    Why are his ears upside-down?

  • @neetagarg2624
    @neetagarg2624 17 днів тому

    Saukrut

  • @elizabethmcnamara6548
    @elizabethmcnamara6548 19 днів тому

    A fried egg on top!!

  • @got2kittys
    @got2kittys 20 днів тому

    This makes good animal feed, and can be used as fertilizer if it's buffered to lower acidity. Simple lime will do that, and even a farmer knows that. My homemade cheese makes this, and my dogs like it, I drink it, and make chocolate with it. This is just an example of our societie's high waste of nutrients and food products.

  • @PhilipSuitters
    @PhilipSuitters 22 дні тому

    In my humble opinion, there are better versions of this dish online. Not enough colour on the chicken coming out of the oven and the chicken needs to be properly marinated using a lot more spices and should always be left overnight.

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook 19 днів тому

      Well, you'd best use those recipes instead.

  • @davidhall8483
    @davidhall8483 24 дні тому

    Made this over the weekend! It’s literally spot on! Tastes just like my local Indian restaurant. Ended up making naan using my Ooni. Well done!

  • @necrokittie2291
    @necrokittie2291 24 дні тому

    this is so poorly researched... there are other animals like pigs and chickens that love the stuff and can handle way more of it as feed then cows. just because cows can't handle too much doesn't mean feeding it to other animals is not viable. if your worried about how acidic is it just add lime or some other cheap base to it and neutralize the acid content.. this isn't rocket science.

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook 23 дні тому

      Nice! You should propose this to the many organisations searching for a solution.

    • @necrokittie2291
      @necrokittie2291 21 день тому

      @@adamcantcook a lot of those organizations are window dressing and are coming to the conclusion that will most paint things as not solvable because they are pushing a narrative for globalization. anyone worth their salt in ranching knows that pigs can be milk fed and they do extremely well on it. this includes the whey. what ever org you got his information from is actively trying to hide the truth by saying cows can't handle whey, when they damn well know pigs handle it very well. purposefully hiding the solution because they want people angry at each other for pollution or even existing. it's how billionaires destroy counties and control things. now go research milk fed pigs and tell me that is not common knowledge and these orgs are just trying to riley people up by hiding solutions and claiming things are worst then they actually are?

  • @stevemarks9360
    @stevemarks9360 28 днів тому

    Why would you want to eat takeaway food, it's shite! I learned to cook Indian food in India, I was there for five years! Try this ua-cam.com/video/a03U45jFxOI/v-deo.htmlsi=Ym9JGlFTwjiLJOKU

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook 23 дні тому

      Why did you click on this video if you don't like takeaway food?

  • @vincentpastore4470
    @vincentpastore4470 Місяць тому

    Did you really have to end this with cows farting causes global warming?

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook 29 днів тому

      No, and thankfully I didn't say that. I just pointed out that it has an impact, which it does! Hope you enjoyed the rest of the video.

  • @sognosprite
    @sognosprite Місяць тому

    Hi great video thank you. Can you please let me know what yoghurt has the most or best live cultures? I live in America and have learned Europe has much more of these healthy bacteria’s in their yoghurt compared to the US. I want to get the best one that I can. Something that isn’t “dead”. Do you know about this?

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook Місяць тому

      Thanks for the feedback! Unfortunately, as I'm based in the UK, I have no idea. I do know, though, the Chobani yoghurt has living cultures in it.

  • @mikiib4117
    @mikiib4117 Місяць тому

    This recepie is awesome thanks

  • @AaronFigFront
    @AaronFigFront Місяць тому

    That point on oil will only degrade above smoke point is wrong. Oils have an oxidative stability quality. Oil definitely degrades at room temperature, and depending on how much antioxidants are in the oil or how stable the bonds (saturated or unsaturated), heating the oil up will break down the oils into trans fat at different rates. Check out papers on frying oil, oxidative stability (there are papers funded by some oil industry organizations, so those are not reliable papers).

  • @user-mo9wz2qy5g
    @user-mo9wz2qy5g Місяць тому

    That look lush. Just like Newcastle

  • @robin7623
    @robin7623 Місяць тому

    Those who say we should not be eating any dairy products or meat are frankly loonies , humans actually need these items to live healthy and have done for thusands of years , the problem is ( as I see it ) is everyone runs to the supermarkets and basically purchase ( very happily ) massed produced crap instead of purchasing real food and eating sensibly and making use of home cooking .......a skill you will find that in many is non existant !

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook Місяць тому

      Well, it's a good job nobody is saying that then, isn't it?

  • @Packyboy
    @Packyboy Місяць тому

    no char on the chicken? Why wouldn’t you just fry it off separate then added only extra 1 pan to clean?

  • @tangoangel2782
    @tangoangel2782 Місяць тому

    You are peeling them so wrong 😳 And be careful, the way you tried to pick up the garlic with the chef’s knife against your palm can cut you badly. Look at some skills videos online. Otherwise good recipe though, thanks!

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook Місяць тому

      I suppose you mean the onions? Thanks for the feedback.

    • @tangoangel2782
      @tangoangel2782 Місяць тому

      @@adamcantcook onions, and garlic a bit.

  • @aig9672
    @aig9672 Місяць тому

    Also, I have an anaerobic digester I built for under $1000

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook 3 дні тому

      And could it work on an industrial scale?

  • @aig9672
    @aig9672 Місяць тому

    It’s not true, that it would acidify the soil. Microbiology will be able to mitigate the pH change and return it to a balanced pH by consuming t all of the nutrients

  • @yattsang7513
    @yattsang7513 Місяць тому

    i never think a problem about acid whey before i strain my own yogurt now i thinking how to deal with my acid whey everyday btw this video did teach me a lesson thanks for let me think about it more and deeper

  • @Saki630
    @Saki630 Місяць тому

    thank you for the education

  • @alexlowe4100
    @alexlowe4100 Місяць тому

    …amazing… 🤤

  • @TempusFugit32
    @TempusFugit32 Місяць тому

    Informative except for the part about methane and cows being dangerous for the environment! God created these animals and they have been around since the beggining of creation. God knows more than the creators of this agenda to get rid of animals claiming environmental reasons. Btw methane comes from the front of a cow... not the back

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook Місяць тому

      "Methane doesn't exist... but it comes from the FRONT!"

  • @IdoAnything9186
    @IdoAnything9186 2 місяці тому

    Appreciate the in depth video man. Cheers!

  • @pauljsedmak
    @pauljsedmak 2 місяці тому

    You lost me at the end

  • @deceaton7495
    @deceaton7495 2 місяці тому

    I've just started to eat yogurt and this video has been really interesting so thank you

  • @bandrew2645
    @bandrew2645 2 місяці тому

    Takes my Indian 45 minutes to make

  • @stephenrussell9883
    @stephenrussell9883 2 місяці тому

    Why not use it in composting kobashi style?

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook 2 місяці тому

      Tell me more.

    • @aig9672
      @aig9672 Місяць тому

      @@adamcantcook I think they’re referring to BOKASHI it’s a fermentations style, compost done anaerobically using a carbon source like grain or wood chips, along with lactobacillus and fungi, etc.

  • @Me-nq8gu
    @Me-nq8gu 2 місяці тому

    That’s why the fish are all floating dead in the Mediterranean around Greece. Yeah right.

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook 2 місяці тому

      Are you suggesting that all Greek yoghurt in the world comes from Greece?

  • @brucewayne9699
    @brucewayne9699 2 місяці тому

    One method you should look into is using a stick blender, in a container that's just big enough to fit the head of the blender. Carbonara sauce really isn't that much different from a hollandaise sauce, which is egg yolk, butter & lemon juice, and there's a very easy method for making hollandaise sauce using a stick blender, and the same kind of principles can be applied to carbonara. You simply just put your egg yolks, cheese, pepper and a tiny amount of the hot pasta water into your container, and then start blending while slowly drizzling in the bacon fat, this makes an instant emulsified sauce, which can then be transferred to your hot pan containing your pasta, and mixed around off the heat, adding more water if it's too thick. It's a very simple method, yet produces fantastic results, with a richer, thicker and completely emulsified sauce, that's pretty much idiot-proof. You can even put a few pieces of the bacon/guanciale into the blender as well, which will then be completely broken down into the sauce, adding far more depth and flavour. It's also a very good method for making a large amount of portions, since the sauce can easily be kept in a preheated thermos, and you can use a little at a time as needed. Here's a video of hollandaise made this way : ua-cam.com/video/jfZgeTq2Wn0/v-deo.html

  • @Piotr-ks1fi
    @Piotr-ks1fi 2 місяці тому

    Gremlin

  • @gii1655
    @gii1655 2 місяці тому

    You know why it sticks it's because the meat protein expands and bind somehow on the pan , but when it's hot enough it directly expands that skip the meat to bind to the pan due weaker structure of the outer meat

  • @Ravenelvenlady
    @Ravenelvenlady 2 місяці тому

    Making whey soda is another option.

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook 2 місяці тому

      Great idea.

    • @shannonpeterson1694
      @shannonpeterson1694 Місяць тому

      It’s tasty and I use it for all the whey I don’t use in baking and cooking. No yogurt byproducts go to waste in my kitchen

    • @shannonpeterson1694
      @shannonpeterson1694 Місяць тому

      You can also use it as a culture for your next batch of yogurt

  • @IWillSexU
    @IWillSexU 2 місяці тому

    Sorry my friend but this brand ΦΑΓΕ from cow's milk is not a true Greek yogurt. Try real Greek yogurt made by goat/sheep milk with the skin on top of it.

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook 2 місяці тому

      Sorry my friend, but it seems we have differing definitions!

  • @yolandasandstrom8653
    @yolandasandstrom8653 2 місяці тому

    Holy moly! Do you really not know all the wonderful uses for yogurt whey????? So full of nutrients.

  • @hasfar501
    @hasfar501 2 місяці тому

    u do stand up comedhy?

  • @SKOLAH
    @SKOLAH 2 місяці тому

    I'm addicted to that Greek yoghurt.

  • @geoffoutdoors
    @geoffoutdoors 3 місяці тому

    Hey man...this is wicked interesting... definitely not something people think about. I caught your video here after i started making my OWN yogurt at home and doing some YouTubing on straining my yogurt. For the record, we save they whey and use in soups. (Ohio -USA). Cheers

  • @pbhello
    @pbhello 3 місяці тому

    Can't we neutralize the acid...maybe add a base chemical to it?

  • @charmedbygalss25
    @charmedbygalss25 3 місяці тому

    Thats not tikka masala thats chicken bloodbath masala m a chef too but thats not what u think it is

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook 3 місяці тому

      Chicken bloodbath recipe that actually tastes like takeaway

  • @alexandregontier2608
    @alexandregontier2608 3 місяці тому

    “Todee on how it’s meed” great video 😍

  • @sandrolaurella2417
    @sandrolaurella2417 3 місяці тому

    No eggs means no carbonara

  • @paoladi0405
    @paoladi0405 3 місяці тому

    You are great explaining exactly what I was looking for! and this video was suggested to me when I was looking for a recipe! Thank you so much

    • @adamcantcook
      @adamcantcook 3 місяці тому

      You're very welcome!

    • @i.Gnarly
      @i.Gnarly 2 місяці тому

      For real, starting to make my own yogurt and wanted to try out different varieties. You provided exactly what I needed and 8:49 there is no other video like this thank you for your work!

  • @TheSideboom
    @TheSideboom 3 місяці тому

    You could have used TRS brand the best red food colouring powder, i don't rate them liquid food colourings, but thats me as you were , I'm enjoying your tutorial it has me hooked i have subscribed & liked, have you ever come across a Bangladeshi dish called Chicken Shahi Korma or Masala it similar to an ordinary Korma just a little more spicier with added finger chillies red or green or if your brave Scotch Bonnet Chillies and or a tsp of Naga Pickle.