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12/31/2013 2:23 AM by Ramesh Anuradha and others are right - Dal and sugar are not mentioned in the list of ingredients, neither is the quantity or type of dal required. Also nowhere is it mentioned that the palak has to be ground to a paste. Perhaps Rachita is also right in what she is thinking, namely, Dal+Sugar; Shortform for Dalchini+Desi name for Sugar, Chini = Dal-Chini = Dalchini, Cinnamon. Is it what you mean? Hence, the question is, whether, we should, at all, use Dal and Sugar in your given recipe and doing what, add or don't add, will waste our labour, preparation and food materials. Sonu Chainani, publishing a recipe is giving new knowledge. If you make mistakes in communication, you happen to misguide us and become responsible for the waste of our food material. So, be careful! Well, coincidently, yours is the only Palak-Mutton recipe I came across on this website and thanks for that. Therefore, please resubmit it with due corrections, so that I can prepare, atleast something.
6/23/2010 4:12 PM by Rachita I think dal chini, which translates to cinnamon...
1/6/2008 12:34 AM by Anuradha Dal and sugar are not mentioned in the list of ingredients neither is the quantity or type of dal required. Also no where is it mentioned that the pallak has to be paste. I wanted to try this receipe but now I am confused. Could you please clarify this.
7/15/2007 1:21 AM by SAVIO DSOUZA which dal?????its not there in the ingredent list.
9/26/2005 10:24 AM by rashmi you have not metioned which dal and cloves and sugar are also missingh from your ingredient list!!!!

12/31/2013 2:23 AM by Ramesh

Anuradha and others are right - Dal and sugar are not mentioned in the list of ingredients, neither is the quantity or type of dal required. Also nowhere is it mentioned that the palak has to be ground to a paste. Perhaps Rachita is also right in what she is thinking, namely, Dal+Sugar; Shortform for Dalchini+Desi name for Sugar, Chini = Dal-Chini = Dalchini, Cinnamon. Is it what you mean? Hence, the question is, whether, we should, at all, use Dal and Sugar in your given recipe and doing what, add or don't add, will waste our labour, preparation and food materials. Sonu Chainani, publishing a recipe is giving new knowledge. If you make mistakes in communication, you happen to misguide us and become responsible for the waste of our food material. So, be careful! Well, coincidently, yours is the only Palak-Mutton recipe I came across on this website and thanks for that. Therefore, please resubmit it with due corrections, so that I can prepare, atleast something.

6/23/2010 4:12 PM by Rachita

I think dal chini, which translates to cinnamon...

1/6/2008 12:34 AM by Anuradha

Dal and sugar are not mentioned in the list of ingredients neither is the quantity or type of dal required. Also no where is it mentioned that the pallak has to be paste. I wanted to try this receipe but now I am confused. Could you please clarify this.

7/15/2007 1:21 AM by SAVIO DSOUZA

which dal?????its not there in the ingredent list.

9/26/2005 10:24 AM by rashmi

you have not metioned which dal and cloves and sugar are also missingh from your ingredient list!!!!

Palak Mutton

Mutton cooked in spinach

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