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Recipes using  yellow moong dal
रेसिपी यूज़िंग पीली मूंग दाल - हिन्दी में पढ़ें (Recipes using yellow moong dal in Hindi)
પીળી મગની દાળઉપયોગ કરીને વાનગીઓ - ગુજરાતી માં વાંચો (Recipes using yellow moong dal in Gujarati)

Yellow Moong Dal Recipes

yellow moong dal recipe collection. indian yellow moong dal recipes.  Moong dal that has been skinned and split so that its yellow color shows is called Yellow moong dal. This moong dal can in turn be converted into a flour/powder or a paste or cooked down to a liquid. Even though almost all recipes that have moong dal are savory, there are a few amazing sweet recipes as well that have been eaten in India since generations on end. Below is a gist of the versatility of moong dal which is showed by the sheer versatility of yellow moong dal recipes.

 

If you want to know the Health Benefits of Yellow Moong Dal click here.

Yellow Moong Dal Recipes for Indian Food

Cabbage and Dal ParathaCabbage and Dal Paratha

Parathas/rotis - Moong dal and Indian food go hand in hand. It is used as various forms in parathas, rotis, subzis and dals, breaking the common misconception that moong dal can only be used to make the dal-chawal.

 

Yellow moong dal cooks fast while still remaining a little crunchy. That comes in handy while making Yellow moong dal and Spring Onion Parathas or even Cabbage dal paratha as it gives an excellent flavor and texture. If you want to avoid any other vegetables, you can simply make Dal Paratha, where the dal is sautéed with spices and then filled.

 Yellow Moong Dal and Spring Onion Paratha

Yellow Moong Dal and Spring Onion Paratha

Yellow Moong Dal Subzis – even though dals are usually not eaten as subzis, you can make certain exceptions. Methi and Moong Dal Subzi is a simple, healthy subzi that can be made in under 10 minutes with a jeera and garlic flavor running through it.

 

Replacing methi with suva/dill and cooking the dal with tomatoes, gives a really nice texture without it being too mushy, making Moong Dal and Suva Subzi amazing to eat.

 Moong Dal and Suva Subzi

 Moong Dal and Suva Subzi

 

 

Dals and Khichdis

 When cooked and grinded properly, yellow moong dal gives a super creamy texture which is perfect to make Dal. Spicy Yellow Moong dal is made without any oil and still tastes just as amazing then the one with tadka

 Spicy Yellow Moong Dal

Spicy Yellow Moong Dal

Combining moong dal with masoor dal and aromatics like ginger, garlic and rai creates a flavorful, fragrant Dal Fry. Khichdi, a traditional Gujarati rice and dal recipe, is perked up with the benefit of bajra in the Bajra and Moong dal Khichdi.

 

bajra khichdi recipe | Rajasthani bajra khichdi | healthy black millet Indian khichdi |  One serving of bajra khichdi delivers 30% folic acid, 20% vitamin B1, 21% protein, 17% iron, magnesium 21%, 18% zinc, 23% fibre  of your Recommended Dietary Allowance ( RDA).

 

 

Yellow Moong Dal Recipes for Soups

It's such an unusual way to think of dal being put in soup, but I promise you it is wonderful! The Healthy Lentil soup is wonderful appetizer to go with your food and it doesn’t pound on the calories like crazy! Another zero-oil recipe is Moong Dal and Spinach Soup which has the intense saltiness of palak with the mildness of the moong dal. Replacing a meal with a One Meal Soup made with moong dal, carrots and onions is not only filling, but also nutritious.

 Healthy Lentil Soup, Yellow Moong Dal Soup Recipe

 Healthy Lentil Soup, Yellow Moong Dal Soup Recipe

 

Yellow Moong Dal Recipes for Snacks

Generally dosas are made with urad dal. What people don’t know is that even moong dal is used to make crispy, healthy dosas like Poha Yellow Moong Dal Dosa. A very Famous Gujarati snack, with a slight twist, is Moong Dal Khichu, which makes it even more delicious. Here the rice flour is replaced with yellow moong dal, seasoned with green chillies and cumin seeds and served with koro sambhar.

Poha Yellow Moong Dal DosaPoha Yellow Moong Dal Dosa

A Kachori is a crispy, deep fried snack with different types of fillings, perfect for any occasion and loved by all.

 

One really famous variation of it is Moong Dal Kachori, where the other casing is stuffed with a spicy moong dal mixture. This filling is also added in a different type of kachori to make Khasta Kachori Chaat, where the kachori is super flaky and perfect.

 Moong Dal Kachori

Moong Dal Kachori

Moong Dal Dhokla, a fluffy snack in which moong dal is fermented with besan, topped with a tadka, is snack that is loved by Gujaratis all around the world. The fact that they are so much fun to eat and sponge like, is just an icing on the cake. May it be the rainy season or not, Moong dal Pakodas are much loved as they crispy on outside and soft on the inside.

Moong Dal DhoklaMoong Dal Dhokla

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Yellow Moong Dal Recipes for Desserts

Since Moong dal has such a neutral flavor, it can easily be incorporated into sweet recipes. Moong Dal halwa is enjoyed throughout Rajasthan during the winter months and can be stored for long time. Even though it takes time to prepare, it is most definitely worth the effort.

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Just like that in the south they make Sweet Pongal, an offering of rice and dal, sweetened with jaggery and mixed with nuts, which is presented as Prasad to god. 

Sweet Pongal, Sakkarai Pongal, Chakkarai

Sweet Pongal, Sakkarai Pongal, Chakkarai

Enjoy our 251 yellow moong dal recipes given below.

  • With its rich flavour and luscious texture, the Dal Pinni might as well qualify as festive cooking, but … More..

    Recipe# 4032

    13 January, 2016

    205

    calories per serving

  • South Indian festival menus are just not complete without Moong Dal Payasam. Considered as one of the most … More..

    Recipe# 6338

    20 January, 2016

    335

    calories per serving

  • This Stuffed Bhavnagari Mirchi recipe is quite unique, compared to the usual way of preparing these chillies stuffed … More..

    Recipe# 3524

    12 February, 2016

    22

    calories per serving

  • Simple elegance, that describes the Palak Pulao best of all. Easy and tasty, this Spinach Rice is loaded … More..

    Recipe# 1384

    26 May, 2016

    235

    calories per serving

  • Add zing to your kadhi with these healthy moong dal dumplings. More..

    Recipe# 4034

    03 June, 2016

    346

    calories per serving

  • A Parsi delicacy modified into a healthy and easy-to-make dal. Dhan means cereals and pulses, and saak means … More..

    Recipe# 4184

    18 June, 2016

    0

    calories per serving

  • dapka kadhi recipe | Gujarati dapka kadhi | dabka wali kadhi | non-fried dapka kadhi | with 25 … More..

    Recipe# 156

    25 June, 2016

    305

    calories per serving

  • This is a Rajasthani delicacy of moong dal vadas immersed in tangy mustard flavoured liquid. The kanji or … More..

    Recipe# 2884

    29 June, 2016

    220

    calories per serving

    Recipe# 1879

    18 September, 2016

    72

    calories per serving

  • Khichu fans claim it to be the tastiest snack in the world! Indeed, piping hot khichu, with its … More..

    Recipe# 6596

    09 January, 2017

    88

    calories per serving

  • Lentil and vegetable broth is the ideal way to start a hearty meal; alternatively it's so jam-packed with … More..

    Recipe# 1425

    01 March, 2017

    122

    calories per serving

  • Hyderabadi Haleem is a one-dish meal , which has gained international acclaim.In Hyderabad, the dish is an indispensable … More..

    Recipe# 6756

    05 March, 2017

    265

    calories per serving

  • This is a marwari delicacy of moong dal vadas immersed in tangy mustard flavoured liquid. The 'kanji' or … More..

    Recipe# 3339

    23 March, 2017

    155

    calories per serving

  • The spiky flavour of white radish and the mellow, comforting nature of moong dal complement each other beautifully … More..

    Recipe# 4302

    04 April, 2017

    81

    calories per serving

  • Next to idli and dosa, one can confidently say that Pongal is the next most popular South Indian … More..

    Recipe# 6826

    05 April, 2017

    168

    calories per serving

  • This recipe proves the fact that dal can be super tasty without being spicy. A mixture of three … More..

    Recipe# 4335

    16 May, 2017

    132

    calories per serving

  • Four wholesome dals come together with a vast array of taste-giving ingredients to make the Char Dal ka … More..

    Recipe# 6724

    26 June, 2017

    278

    calories per serving

  • Here is a crunchy-munchy chatpata snack that is sure to make you drool! A coarse batter of moong … More..

    Recipe# 7017

    06 July, 2017

    274

    calories per serving

  • Simple yet rich, the Kerala Parippu is something beyond explanation – an experience to be savoured. This authentic … More..

    Recipe# 7071

    09 August, 2017

    0

    calories per serving

  • Pongal is a traditional South Indian breakfast made with cooked rice and moong dal, perked up with spices … More..

    Recipe# 7072

    09 August, 2017

    253

    calories per serving

  • Next only to Idli and Dosa, Pongal is amongst the most popular breakfast recipes in South India.Usually made … More..

    Recipe# 7094

    18 August, 2017

    124

    calories per serving

  • Does the word ladoo immediately remind you of an ever-popular mithai? Well, surprisingly this is a savoury ladoo, … More..

    Recipe# 7137

    03 September, 2017

    0

    calories per serving

  • God’s favourite offering, and man’s favourite prasad! Yes, the Sweet Pongal has won this contest hands-down.For generations, South … More..

    Recipe# 4959

    25 December, 2017

    272

    calories per serving

  • A Bengali Recipes -style snack with a healthy twist, the Moong Dal and Methi Kachuri is one that … More..

    Recipe# 7380

    19 January, 2018

    59

    calories per serving

  • A dal recipe from the kitchens of Bengal , the Bhaja Moong Dal Shobji Diye brings together moong … More..

    Recipe# 7509

    10 April, 2018

    125

    calories per serving

  • Fried Moong Dal is a savoury snack that is popular all over India. This crispy namkeen is made … More..

    Recipe# 7389

    19 April, 2019

    653

    calories per serving

  • Carrot and Moong Dal Soup for Babies and Toddlers | Gajar Moong Dal Soup for Babies and Toddlers … More..

    Recipe# 6285

    11 September, 2019

    86

    calories per serving

  • moong dal and paneer chilla | moong dal paneer cheela | yellow moong dal cottage cheese pancake | … More..

    Recipe# 3844

    20 September, 2019

    194

    calories per serving

  • moong dal dhokla | Gujarati moong dal dhokla | steamed yellow moong dal dhokla | no fermentation moong … More..

    Recipe# 2929

    30 September, 2019

    180

    calories per serving

  • palak khichdi | palak dal khichdi | how to make palak khichdi | with 35 amazing imagesTiring day … More..

    Recipe# 6416

    04 October, 2019

    212

    calories per serving

    205

    calories per serving

    With its rich flavour and luscious texture, the Dal Pinni might as well qualify as festive cooking, but … More..

    335

    calories per serving

    South Indian festival menus are just not complete without Moong Dal Payasam. Considered as one of the most … More..

    22

    calories per serving

    This Stuffed Bhavnagari Mirchi recipe is quite unique, compared to the usual way of preparing these chillies stuffed … More..

    235

    calories per serving

    Simple elegance, that describes the Palak Pulao best of all. Easy and tasty, this Spinach Rice is loaded … More..

    346

    calories per serving

    Add zing to your kadhi with these healthy moong dal dumplings. More..

    0

    calories per serving

    A Parsi delicacy modified into a healthy and easy-to-make dal. Dhan means cereals and pulses, and saak means … More..

    305

    calories per serving

    dapka kadhi recipe | Gujarati dapka kadhi | dabka wali kadhi | non-fried dapka kadhi | with 25 … More..

    220

    calories per serving

    This is a Rajasthani delicacy of moong dal vadas immersed in tangy mustard flavoured liquid. The kanji or … More..

    88

    calories per serving

    Khichu fans claim it to be the tastiest snack in the world! Indeed, piping hot khichu, with its … More..

    122

    calories per serving

    Lentil and vegetable broth is the ideal way to start a hearty meal; alternatively it's so jam-packed with … More..

    265

    calories per serving

    Hyderabadi Haleem is a one-dish meal , which has gained international acclaim.In Hyderabad, the dish is an indispensable … More..

    155

    calories per serving

    This is a marwari delicacy of moong dal vadas immersed in tangy mustard flavoured liquid. The 'kanji' or … More..

    81

    calories per serving

    The spiky flavour of white radish and the mellow, comforting nature of moong dal complement each other beautifully … More..

    168

    calories per serving

    Next to idli and dosa, one can confidently say that Pongal is the next most popular South Indian … More..

    132

    calories per serving

    This recipe proves the fact that dal can be super tasty without being spicy. A mixture of three … More..

    278

    calories per serving

    Four wholesome dals come together with a vast array of taste-giving ingredients to make the Char Dal ka … More..

    274

    calories per serving

    Here is a crunchy-munchy chatpata snack that is sure to make you drool! A coarse batter of moong … More..

    0

    calories per serving

    Simple yet rich, the Kerala Parippu is something beyond explanation – an experience to be savoured. This authentic … More..

    253

    calories per serving

    Pongal is a traditional South Indian breakfast made with cooked rice and moong dal, perked up with spices … More..

    124

    calories per serving

    Next only to Idli and Dosa, Pongal is amongst the most popular breakfast recipes in South India.Usually made … More..

    0

    calories per serving

    Does the word ladoo immediately remind you of an ever-popular mithai? Well, surprisingly this is a savoury ladoo, … More..

    272

    calories per serving

    God’s favourite offering, and man’s favourite prasad! Yes, the Sweet Pongal has won this contest hands-down.For generations, South … More..

    59

    calories per serving

    A Bengali Recipes -style snack with a healthy twist, the Moong Dal and Methi Kachuri is one that … More..

    125

    calories per serving

    A dal recipe from the kitchens of Bengal , the Bhaja Moong Dal Shobji Diye brings together moong … More..

    653

    calories per serving

    Fried Moong Dal is a savoury snack that is popular all over India. This crispy namkeen is made … More..

    86

    calories per serving

    Carrot and Moong Dal Soup for Babies and Toddlers | Gajar Moong Dal Soup for Babies and Toddlers … More..

    194

    calories per serving

    moong dal and paneer chilla | moong dal paneer cheela | yellow moong dal cottage cheese pancake | … More..

    180

    calories per serving

    moong dal dhokla | Gujarati moong dal dhokla | steamed yellow moong dal dhokla | no fermentation moong … More..

    212

    calories per serving

    palak khichdi | palak dal khichdi | how to make palak khichdi | with 35 amazing imagesTiring day … More..

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