Plain or Non- Oily Toor dal, this Toor dal is without any oil application. Many dishes like puran poli, sambhar and dal fry can be prepared. Toor dal is the staple food of India and is consumed on a daily basis in almost all Indian households along with rice and roti.
Every culture has its comfort food. For most Indians, that includes some form of dal, or lentil stew. It’s creamy, light, and mild enough that it’s just as good for breakfast as it is for dinner. One of the most popular and delicious examples of dal in Indian food is dal makhani.
Roasted to enhance the exotic flavour, Baigan Bharta is a traditional preparation of mashed aubergine with the pungent goodness of ginger and chillies. Serve as a main course, accompanied with jeera rice, naan bread or chappatis
Dal makhani ("Buttery Lentil") is a popular dish originating from the Punjab region of India & Pakistan. The primary ingredients in dal makhani are whole black lentil (urad) with red kidney beans (rajma), butter & cream. It is rich in protein & vitamins. Order Now from JustHaat UK and Enjoy this delicious Dal with Paratha or Rice.
Ashoka Aloo Paratha with the combination of Aloo which is healthy and yummy, is an unleavned bread that originates from the Northen part of the Indian sub continent. Paratha or paranthas are very popular as a breakfast meal specially in north India. They are most popular in the state of punjab where they are popular breakfast meal.
Tandoor baking can be traced back over 2000 years to when the Egyptians were building the pyramids. The teardrop shape develops when the bread stretches as it hands inside the walls of the tandoor, with a distinctive uneven charcoaled appearance and a unique aroma.
Unlike many alternatives available, Shana Naan is tandoor flame baked using a traditional recipe with only the finest ingredients. Absolutely no preservatives, flavourings or eggs go into making Shana Naans.
Available in Standard Pack 4 pcs and Multipack 15 pcs.
Methi Roti is a delicious tasty product, traditionally eaten at breakfast with pickles, chutney and seasoned yoghurt (Raita). It can also be enjoyed on its own or as an accompaniment to curries, kebabs and a wide variety of dishes.