A chutney made with Tender Tamarind Leaves Pachadi Recipe is simply delicious. Also called Chintha Chiguru Tokkuthis spicy and sour chutney tastes great with just about anything. Try it with not just idli, dosa but with bhakri and chapati even steamed rice. Try it!

Mayuri Patel says
Wow, such a filling dish and am glad your family enjoyed it. Definitely on my list to try. Awesome share for the theme Archana.
Prathima says
Such a yummy dish I got to know.. Must try version for me… Thnq for such lovely words about my blog I felt privileged dear.. Means a lot for me.. Need to improve my captures n have to regular in blogging..
Renu says
This looks absolutely yum and love your detail description. It is similar to Dal baati but yet so different. Awesome share.
The Girl Next Door says
These look so perfect, absolutely scrumptious! Great share for the theme. 🙂
Vanitha Bhat says
Wow!!! Love this traditional dal bat dish! I have not yet had the honor to taste this but will try to using your recipe! Lengthy process, but am sure it tastes awesome!
Vidya Narayan says
A very elaborate recipe and I liked the idea of making the bafla on a skillet! For most people who are baking averse or dont have the resources, can opt for this. Loved it, I am pretty sure this is very filling too like the dal baati.
Lathiya says
This dal bafla looks scrumptious..a the dal bafla looks a wholesome dish…glad to know such dishes from various regions
Shobha Keshwani says
Dal Baffla looks so ttasty and light. I will surely make them.
Rafeeda - The Big Sweet Tooth says
The way you have served up that dal bafla did make me salivate!
Priya Suresh says
Dal bafla is literally inviting me, how delicious and satisfying this dish will be na.., Tempting to the core.
Jagruti Dhanecha says
One of my winter comfort food, such a rich and delicious meal to enjoy.
Mildly Indian says
I love the way you have double cooked the bafla. the tender crispiness is so visible in the crumble. the dal looks so comforting.
Sasmita Sahoo Samanta says
Dal Baffla looks so tasty !!! glad to know such dishes from various regions. In a skillet baking this is also interesting 🙂
Anu says
Just a filling and comfort dish it is. They look prefect and absolutely delicious.
Ashima Goyal Siraj says
I loved feasting on food at Chappan! My sister lived in Indore for 2 years and every time I went there, I just went crazy for food at Chappan and sarafa bazaar at the night! Thanks for rekindling those memories with this delicious recipe! 🙂
Priya says
delicious recipe..should try this sometime soon
Priya satheesh says
Such a delicious and filling dish.. Absolutely perfect comfort meal.
ArchanaPotdar says
thanks
Sujata Roy says
Dal bafla looks mouthwatering. Loved your well explained recipe. Never tried this dish. But now you are tempted me to try soon. Lovely share.
Kalyani says
Guess Veena and you have the same dish, Archana ! I loved the elaborate process coz its so worth the labour of love 🙂
Jayashree says
This is such a delicious treat and you have made it well Archana. Love this !
Veena Krishnakumar says
Arch we both have cooked the same dish. This looks very tempting and lovely clicks!!
code2cook says
wow Archana, dal bafla with all items looking perfect and absolutely tempting. I feel like inviting myself and finish this platter. Such a droolworthy platter you have. This recipe is in my to do list. You rocked it.
Poonam Bachhav says
Dal Bafla is a comfort food for sure though it is a bit labourous, but I do not mind putting in that extra effort for such a delicious treat. Lovely share di !
Sujata Shukla says
Like most people, I like dal baati but have never attempted to make it at home. The Dal Bafla recipe is different but as the instructions are so clear, I think I can try it out first and then tackle dal baati too!
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks, Sujata.
Nayna Kanabar says
This looks and sounds delicious I would love to try the recipe.I did try dal batti when I went to Rajasthan. Is there a difference in taste betwen the batti thats baked and this one which is boiled then baked or is it just a regional different way of cooking it??
ArchanaPotdar says
I cannot answer that one for I have not eaten the original ones but I am sure it is a regional difference and of course, there will be a taste difference.
Swati says
I love Dal Baati, and Dal Bafla is so much similar to Bati, except we bake baatis directly without boiling. Baflas look so well cooked and baked, I am sure these must have been a scrumptious treat
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks.