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Dalithoy

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Dalithoyordaali toy is very simple and healthy soup made with split yellow lentils in the Malvani cuisine of the Konkan region of India. Daali is the Konkani word for daal or lentil.

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Dalithoy or daali toy is quite simple and healthy soup made with split yellow lentils in the Malvani cuisine of the Konkan region of India .^[1][2] Daali is the Konkani word for daal or lentil.^{[citation needed]}

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• Daali Toy recipe at AmchiRecipes.com

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