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The Green moong dal roti recipe is a healthy and delicious flat bread that is made from cooked green moong dal and high in fiber.

Lentils and split peas are lower in fat and high in fiber and protein, and they've the additional benefit of cooking quickly. There are actually numerous quality recipes wherein the lentils are used in several types: fresh, dried, whole, split, skinned, sprouted, ground etc. Lentils are sometimes added in soups, savory porridges or stews.

 

 Moong dal is an extremely popular dal range among the Sindhi community. Once... Read More..

About Recipe

How to make Moong Dal Roti

(35 ratings)
7 reviews so far
Prep time
5 mins
Cook time
20 mins
Total time
25 mins
Moong Dal Roti
Author : Vahchef
Main Ingredient : Moong dal
Servings : 4 persons
Published date : September 04, 2018


Ingredients used in Moong Dal Roti
• Moong dal - 1/2 cup.
• Water(as required) - 1 cup.
• Carom seeds - 1/4 tea spoon.
• Turmeric powder - 1/4 tea spoon.
• Red chilly powder - 1/2 tea spoon.
• Onions(chopped) - 1/4 cup.
• Salt - to taste.
• Wheat flour - 1/2 cup.
• Oil - 2-3 teaspoons.
Method:
  • Take a mixie jar, add moong dal, coarsely mixture, later soak the mixture in water for 4 hours and strain water.
  • Take a bowl, add moong dal, carom seeds, turmeric powder, red chilly powder, onions, salt, wheat flour and mix nicely to make slightly stiff dough using little water.
  • Divide the dough into portion and dust some flour and roll into thick roti.
  • Heat pan, and place the roti and cook it on both sides using little oil on slow flame.

Now the moong dal roti is ready to serve.






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Lentils and split peas are lower in fat and high in fiber and protein, and they've the additional benefit of cooking quickly. There are actually numerous quality recipes wherein the lentils are used in several types: fresh, dried, whole, split, skinned, sprouted, ground etc. Lentils are sometimes added in soups, savory porridges or stews.

 

 Moong dal is an extremely popular dal range among the Sindhi community. Once the external skin is taken off, moong beans are yellow in color. They're break up and flat and cook speedily. They're easy to digest. The yellow split moong dal is used for making any other kind of Dal included with tomatoes, chilies and spices or they're included with rice to make Khichdi and vadas that are very popular.

 

Moong dal as a result is extremely nutritious, nutrients loaded for your snack in a delicious crunchy package. These lentils based fritters are the best experienced hot with green chutney. Dal is undoubtly prepared in most of the Indian home every day that is either offered with rice, roti or chapatti.

 

It's also extremely refreshing and delicious to eat. Indian cooking is exclusive and diversified. Because of so many states and cities around, every one of them their very own favorite spices and recipes according to their customs and ingredients accessible in making various dals preparation. Even so, dal is among the significant foods in every single Indian home. The whole moong dal is green in color and it is used to make several dishes such as the Pesarattu, pakoda and so on.

 

This is soaked overnight and sprouted. The sprouted dal can be used in preparing healthy salad or also eaten uncooked. It's very healthy plus a low calorie food. The skinned and split dal is also known as the dhuli moong and they're flat, yellow and green colored and extremely fast and easy to prepare. They are relatively simple to digest too. Well-liked dishes prepared using the moong dal are- vada, sprouted salad, payasam, khichidi, ladoo etc.

 

Various Dishes of Moong Dal:

 Moong Dal Pakoda is made from moong dal is coupled with spices, green chilies, fresh herbs, onions, combined collectively and deep-fried to make fritters.

 

Moong Dal Puri is made from maida along with soaked split moong dal and spices ground collectively; converted to stiff dough and deep-fried into superb round shaped puffed puris. It is a popular variety of the Jodhpuri form of cooking.

 

Pesarattu actually means moong dal dosa. Where “attu" (dosa) made out of “pesara pappu" (full moong dal).

 

Pesarattu Pulusu is a pancake made out of Moong dal, converted to dumpling and cooked in tamarind gravy.

 

Palak Moong Dal Fry is an extremely healthy and nutritious food. It is not only helps to make the dal appealing, but additionally boosts it nutrients.

 

Moong Dal with Spicy Onion, steamed grainy moong dal and tossed properly with a few onions and spices.

 

Bottle Gourd and Split Green Moong Curry This mixture is an extremely hit combo and it is ideal for a meal.

 

Tomato Dal Tadka is a superb stew made out of lentils cooked in tomatoes. This recipe is exceptionally easy to make plus the flavor is out of this world.

 

Ven Pongal South Indian Ghee Khichdi, also referred to as Khara Pongal is a well-liked South India Ghee Khichdi variety made using rice and dal cooked and seasoned to flavor and garnished with nuts.

 

Benefits:

 These small legumes are extremely healthy and carry many health benefits. Lentils are loaded with proteins plus they satisfy a major part of the protein requirements in the body. If you're a vegetarian and are also worried about your protein intake, you can ideally include lentils in your regular diet because they provide the 3rd highest amount of proteins from plant-based foods, after soybeans and almond. Lentils are extremely loaded with soluble fiber, which forms a gel-like chemical in the digestive system, thus supporting in eliminating bile from your body. It further helps in removing and cutting down blood cholesterol levels.

 

Moong dal, like other dals is great way to obtain protein and dietary fiber. They're lower in fat and full of B-complex, vitamins, calcium and potassium.



 

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vimcho Posted on Sun Jan 24 2016

awe3some recipe/ I make them with cooked dals but never seen this kind of recipe before. Must try.?

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Karalreddy Lankireddy Posted on Sun Jan 24 2016

wooov?

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Padmapriya Venkatasubbaiah Posted on Sun Jan 24 2016

i feel that we can stuff this in atta and make it as a paratha...?

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Crafts And More Posted on Mon Jan 25 2016

Looks delicious?

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ashwini perumal Posted on Wed Jan 27 2016

Hi Mam. Won't there be any raw smell of the moong dal? ???

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Wasim Posted on Wed Jan 27 2016

Hi mam.the moong dhall u used is green dhall right??.pls let me know,since gonna try this tomm.?

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Usha N Posted on Mon Feb 01 2016

Hai Ragini garu, today i tried ur recipe with slight variations. i soaked moong dal overnight and boiled it and stufffed it as parathas. they came out very well.thanks to your new lunch box idea.?

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