These nutrient-filled, small green beans are popular in the cuisines of India, China, Thailand and Japan. Mung beans in particular are very easy to digest, and absorb the flavor of seasonings and spices very well. When sprouted, they are used in salads or stir fries. They also make delicious soups and curries.
This is one of my families favorite dal. I cook this dal very often for my hubby's lunch box, he just love's it. After eating lunch he gives me a call and says lunch was very tasty i ate completely.. Even i love to eat this dal without rice or roti just plain dal it taste awesome.. Do try this recipe and let me know :)
This is one of my families favorite dal. I cook this dal very often for my hubby's lunch box, he just love's it. After eating lunch he gives me a call and says lunch was very tasty i ate completely.. Even i love to eat this dal without rice or roti just plain dal it taste awesome.. Do try this recipe and let me know :)
Ingredients
200 gram moong dal (green gram dal)
1 medium size onion, 2 green chilly, 1 medium size tomato
Ginger garlic paste 1tbs
Red chilly powder 1tbs, turmeric powder 1tbs, garam masala 1tbs
Mustard seeds 1tbs
Vegetable oil 2tbs
Salt
200 gram moong dal (green gram dal)
1 medium size onion, 2 green chilly, 1 medium size tomato
Ginger garlic paste 1tbs
Red chilly powder 1tbs, turmeric powder 1tbs, garam masala 1tbs
Mustard seeds 1tbs
Vegetable oil 2tbs
Salt
Cooking Method
Boil dal and 2cup of water for 20 mints in pressure cooker separately, make a thick paste of chilly powder, turmeric and garam masals, heat the frying pan add oil and mustard seeds, add onion , green chilly and ginger garlic paste fry till it gets golden brown, then add masala paste and tomato cook till it starts leaving oil , then add boiled dal, 1cup of water and salt and cook till it become’s thick.
Serve hot with plain rice.
Boil dal and 2cup of water for 20 mints in pressure cooker separately, make a thick paste of chilly powder, turmeric and garam masals, heat the frying pan add oil and mustard seeds, add onion , green chilly and ginger garlic paste fry till it gets golden brown, then add masala paste and tomato cook till it starts leaving oil , then add boiled dal, 1cup of water and salt and cook till it become’s thick.
Serve hot with plain rice.
20 comments:
Comfort food ...just dal n rice no need of any sabji ..am planning to make this tmr
You should try it out really taste delicious:) All the best:)
This is perfect for lunch! Very tempting too!
A very perfect bowl of nutrition there !!Tempting.
delicious dhal,me too love this without any side dish...
Same pinch dear i also prepare it in the same way. just the seasoning is different. looks very tempting ...
Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Nutritious and fabulous looking moong masala, delicious! a prefect pair with rotis..
@Hamaree Rasoi
Yes dear most of the north indian's prepare the same way:)
Comfort and nutritious food.
Kurinjikathambam
Real comfort food,tasty and healthy.
My fav!!! perfect , healthy and yumm!!
Extremely healthy ..
Vardhini
VardhinisKitchen
Healthy one..will love to have with hot rice..
Protein packed goodness.
Looks delicious and healthy....Mouthwatering recipe
This looks delicious and is different from what I cook with green gram...Thaks for the recipe...
Dear Rumana
How are you ? I like this dal recipe , we bongs rarely cook dal in this style..and the recipe is bit diff than the northern ones I know , so must give a try,
Have a nice weekend.
PS. In the method you have mentioned Udad dal , I guess it is typing mistake and we continue with whole mung dal :-)
@ Hello Mr. Ghosh,
Thanks.. Hope all is well in your side too. Thanks alot for informing me about my typing mistake.. :)
Really comforting dal!!! I prefer moong over tur dal as it cooks faster..
Prathima Rao
Prats Corner
I had never ever cooked a green gram recipe in my life before, but I cooked it using your recipe yesterday! It came out really well! Thank you Rumana :-)
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