Dahi Bhalla is made prominently in most of the houses during the festival of Holi. If you feel like eating something salty along with something sweet then Dahi Bhalla is the perfect dish for that. Some people complain that their curd balls become very hard. Today we are sharing with you the recipe of making soft and spongy Dahi Bhalla which will melt in your mouth as soon as you taste it. If you want to make very soft Dahi Bhalla at home then follow this recipe.
Ingredients to make Dahi Bhalla:
Urad dal – 1/2 cup, soaked
Moong dal – 1/2 cup, soaked
Salt – 1 tsp
Eno Fruit Salt – 1/4 tsp
Asafoetida – a pinch
Fresh curd – 2 cups
Sugar – 2 teaspoons
Black salt – 1/2 tsp
Tamarind Chutney
Coriander Chutney
Dahi Bhalla Recipe:
-Wash both the pulses thoroughly and remove all the water.
– Put the pulses in a mixer and add 3-4 spoons of water, grind them and make a paste.
-Spinach should be ground as thick as semolina, not very fine.
Now take out the ground dal in a bowl and beat it until it swells and becomes light.
-To check whether the dal is ready or not, put a small amount of the ground mixture in a bowl of water. If it starts floating on the surface, then understand that the dal is completely ready.
-Keep in mind that the dal should be beaten from one side only, due to this it will swell quickly and well.
Now add 1 teaspoon salt and eno fruit salt to it.
For frying, heat oil in a pan and keep a bowl of water aside.
-Wet your hands, take a little batter and roll it lightly into a round shape. Then slowly put it in hot oil.
– Fry all the bhallas until they become light golden brown.
– Take them out in a plate and when all the balls are fried, soak them in lukewarm water.
– Mix powdered sugar and black salt in curd and beat until smooth.
Now squeeze out the water from the bhallas and keep them in a plate.
– Pour curd over them and then add green and tamarind chutney.
-While serving Dahi Bhalla, sprinkle red chili powder, roasted cumin and some chaat masala on top.
– Soft and delicious Dahi Bhalla is ready. Serve to guests on Holi.