This palak daal recipe came to me by way of a favorite neighborhood spot in San Francisco. Wayne and I regularly frequent a place called Kasa. It takes just about ten minutes to get there on foot. It’s casual, fast, and I know exactly what I like – kati roll, paneer, unda-style with side of daal. The other day I was chatting with Anamika, one of the owners, and she mentioned that she was teaching a cooking class as part of a fund-raiser.

I have to admit that I’m always checking the Kasa site with the hope that Anamika will post some of her recipes. When she mentioned she was going to be teaching palak daal – spinach and lentils, and then offered to email me her recipe, I was pretty excited. I’d take a cooking class with Anamika any day, and in the meantime, this was the next best thing.

Anamika’s Palak Daal

I’m excited to share Anamika’s daal. It’s rich, filling, and nutritious. Leftovers are a dream. The fragrant spices filling the house let you know you’re on to something special. You use the white lentils pictured below, and you can see how I like to chop the spinach here as well.
chopped spinach

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