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Kodo millet and toor dal cooked together into a nourishing one-pot meal — a traditional preparation using the ancient millet of the Uttarakhand hills.
Wash kodo millet in cold water 3 times. Soak 30 minutes.
Wash toor dal — no soaking needed.
Drain the soaked kodo millet. Combine with washed toor dal in a heavy pot.
Heat 2 tbsp ghee in the pot. Add cumin seeds — sizzle 20 seconds.
Add asafoetida. Add the kodo-dal mixture. Toss in ghee for 1 minute to coat every grain.
Add turmeric and salt. Add 4 cups water. Bring to a boil on medium-high heat.
Reduce to the lowest possible heat. Cover tightly.
Cook 25 to 28 minutes — kodo millet takes longer than rice to cook.
Check: both the millet and dal should be completely soft.
The mixture should be slightly thick and porridge-like. If any liquid remains, cook uncovered 3 more minutes.
Mash lightly with a spoon. Adjust salt. Serve hot with a generous pour of fresh ghee on top and yogurt alongside.
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