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Pearl millet and split moong dal slow-cooked into a thick, warming khichdi — the most sustaining daily one-pot meal of rural Haryana, eaten with ghee and curd.
Soak whole bajra grains overnight. Drain. (Soaked bajra cooks faster and becomes creamier.)
Wash moong dal until clear.
Heat 1 tbsp ghee in a pressure cooker or heavy pot.
Add cumin — sizzle. Add crushed garlic and whole green chilli. Stir 30 seconds.
Add soaked bajra grains. Add turmeric. Stir 2 minutes.
Add washed moong dal and 4 cups water. Bring to a boil.
For pressure cooker: cook for 5 to 6 whistles on medium.
Rest 10 minutes before opening.
For open pot: simmer covered on medium-low for 40 to 45 minutes, stirring every 10 minutes, until both bajra grains and dal are completely soft and have merged into a thick porridge-like consistency. Add more water if needed.
Season with salt. Mash lightly with a spoon.
Serve in bowls topped with a generous knob of ghee, finely chopped raw onion and fresh coriander.
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