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Dal bhat

Dal bhat (or dhal bhaat), also known as dal chawal, is a legume and rice dish which consists of thick soup called dal (lentils) and cooked rice called bhat (rice). It is a traditional meal in South Asia and one of the most common everyday meals in the region and in the Caribbean. The meal is simple, nutritious, and widely eaten as a daily staple food.…

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Alternative names
Dal chawal Dhal bhaat · Dal chawal · Dhal bhaat
Associated cuisine
South Asian Bangladeshi Indian Assamese Awadhi Bengali Bhojpuri Bihari Gujarati Kutchi Marathi Odia Sikkimese Nepalese Sri Lankan · Bangladeshi · Indian Assamese Awadhi Bengali Bhojpuri Bihari Gujarati Kutchi Marathi Odia Sikkimese · Assamese · Awadhi
Course
Meal
Main ingredients
Chili pepper · cumin · garam masala · ghee · ginger
Place of origin
South Asia

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Associated cuisine · 22
Dal bhat → Assamese, Awadhi, Bangladeshi, Bengali, Bhojpuri, Bihari, Fijian, Gujarati Kutchi, Guyanese, Indian Assamese Awadhi Bengali Bhojpuri Bihari Gujarati Kutchi Marathi Odia Sikkimese, Indo-Caribbean Guyanese Jamaican Surinamese Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaican, Kutchi, Marathi, Mauritian, Nepalese, Odia, Sikkimese, South Asian Bangladeshi Indian Assamese Awadhi Bengali Bhojpuri Bihari Gujarati Kutchi Marathi Odia Sikkimese Nepalese Sri Lankan, Sri Lankan
Main ingredients · 15
Dal bhat → Chili pepper, cumin, garam masala, garlic, ghee, ginger, jimbu, lentil, oil, onion, rice, salt, tamarind, tomato, turmeric
related to history · 13
Dal bhat → As, Himalayan, In Nepal, It, Its, Kathmandu Valley, Nepal, Over, South Asian, Terai, These, Today, With
related to External links · 7
Dal bhat → Archived, Discovering, India TodayFrom Momos, Indian-origin, Must-Try Nepali Dishes Archived, Wayback Machine, Wayback Machine5
related to Serving · 6
Dal bhat → Bengal, Bengali, Dal, In Nepal, Nepalese, The
Alternative names · 3
Dal bhat → Dal chawal, Dal chawal Dhal bhaat, Dhal bhaat
Course · 1
Dal bhat → Meal
Place of origin · 1
Dal bhat → South Asia
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Dal bhat → Nepalese-style

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dal bhat rice meal lentils also tarkari cooked chawal south nepal dishes eaten staple combination cuisine main dhal bhaat asia

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Dal bhatAlternative namesDal chawal Dhal bhaat1.00infobox
Dal bhatAlternative namesDal chawal1.00infobox
Dal bhatAlternative namesDhal bhaat1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineSouth Asian Bangladeshi Indian Assamese Awadhi Bengali Bhojpuri Bihari Gujarati Kutchi Marathi Odia Sikkimese Nepalese Sri Lankan1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineBangladeshi1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineIndian Assamese Awadhi Bengali Bhojpuri Bihari Gujarati Kutchi Marathi Odia Sikkimese1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineAssamese1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineAwadhi1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineBengali1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineBhojpuri1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineBihari1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineGujarati Kutchi1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineKutchi1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineMarathi1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineOdia1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineSikkimese1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineNepalese1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineSri Lankan1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineIndo-Caribbean Guyanese Jamaican Surinamese Trinidad and Tobago1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineGuyanese1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineJamaican1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineSurinamese1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineTrinidad and Tobago1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineMauritian1.00infobox
Dal bhatAssociated cuisineFijian1.00infobox
Dal bhatCourseMeal1.00infobox
Dal bhatMain ingredientsChili pepper1.00infobox
Dal bhatMain ingredientscumin1.00infobox
Dal bhatMain ingredientsgaram masala1.00infobox
Dal bhatMain ingredientsghee1.00infobox

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