This is a healthy snack and a delicious one too..I prepare this frequently in the evenings as a snack..It is filled with protein and minerals..Doesnt take much of time too..Here goes my recipe for moong dhall sundal..This is Day 4 of Recipe Marathon..
Ingredients
Moong dhall - 2 cups
Shredded coconut - 1/2 cup
Onion (medium size) - 1/2 choppedGinger - 1 inch chopped
Red chillies - 3
Mustard seeds - 1 teaspoon
Urad dhall - 1 teaspoon
Salt to taste
Oil - 2 tablespoons
Directions
Pressure cook the moong dhall with enough water until three whistles..Drain the water and add the required amount of salt and st it aside..
Meanwhile chopp the onions and ginger finely.
Heat oil in a pan and add mustard seeds,urad dhall..Once they start spluttering add the onions and ginger and saute till they turn translucent..
Add this to the cooked dhall and mix well..Also add the grated coconut..
Moong dhall sundal is ready in minutes..
Recipe Marathon Day 4 menu
Siri - Moroccan Spaghetti
Srivalli - Kasar Kaya Vepudu
Raaga - Vegetable Dosa
Lakshmi - How to set curd
Dhivya - Banana cardamom bread
Swati - Neelam ji ki Teekhi aur Meethi Methi wali KADDU ki SABZI
Ranji - Methi leaves dosa
Arundati - Dipping sauces
i love sundal especially if its made of chickpeas....tastes gr8 with rice:)
ReplyDeleteI have only eaten/made sundal of different chickpeas or chana daal or peanuts. Moong sundal is something new. I will be trying it soon. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMy husb favo sundal with moong dhal , lovely & healthy Div
ReplyDeleteYOu girls are tempting me with lot of yummy recipes everyday. sundal is the best snack any time. love your recipe, Divya!
ReplyDeletethts a healthy snack. i make it with red moth dal.
ReplyDeleteHi Divya...
ReplyDeleteSundal looks so good... YUM!. So healthy recipe. It is long time since i have made sundal, U made me to remember it.....
I like this sundal very much Divya.Urs luk soo good.I am sending u a mail
ReplyDeletemine too fav recipe..dish has got good looks too
ReplyDeleteWe make this one as a side for 'Puttu'..just no onion..i love this...
ReplyDeleteIts so tempting... Nice recipes... Good Job...
ReplyDeleteHealthy entry, love this dish. looks very tempting Divya!!!
ReplyDeletehmmm,Sundal looks delicious and healthy..
ReplyDeleteoh..my..I love this hesarukalu usli (as we call it in Kannada)..
ReplyDeleteTasty looking Sundal,Divya. I too like them for a evening snack.
ReplyDeletelove this sundal... i make with the sprouted ones too ..
ReplyDeletehi divya missed reading your posts ,,since past few days,..but now can catch up,.and ya before i forget theres something for u in blog,..do drop back...
ReplyDeletetheres something wrong divs .. i am missing ur post... i keep chcking if u have posted.. and suddenly i see one... anyhow...
ReplyDeletesundal is my fav too...i love moong dal and chickpeas sundal is my fav
this is lovely..we all like it so much!
ReplyDeleteYou know that's my fave sundal! YUM!:)
ReplyDeleteI love all sundals... looks great Divya.
ReplyDeletegot something for u in my blog... :) and this time plz tell me when u post...i always miss it.. actually u post after i go to sleep..:(
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ReplyDeleteHey loved this sundal! I too prepare it , it goes well with rice and also as a evening snack for me:) Yesterday I made dal out of moong dal:)
ReplyDeletevery delicious and healthy recipe :)
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ReplyDeleteI love whole moong! Tastes so much nicer then the split dal, right? The sundal looks yum, Divya
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