I was always a big fan of the Haldiram's Moong Dal Namkeen. A bag of those crispy fried moong dal to munch on and a book to read was all I wanted to relax on weekends! I wanted to replicate the snack at home and I almost dished out crispy moong dal that almost tasted like those of Haldiram's but mine looked a little more golden brown in color.
Ingredients
Split Yellow Moong Dal - 1 cup
Salt to taste
Oil for deep frying
Instructions
Note: To make things easier, I used a strain to deep fry the moong dal. I took a batch of the dal and once the oil gets hot, just dip the strain into the oil. Once the dal gets fried just lift the strain from the oil and drain the moong dal in paper towels.
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Ingredients
Split Yellow Moong Dal - 1 cup
Salt to taste
Oil for deep frying
Instructions
- Soak the moong dal overnight or atleast for 4 to 5 hours.
- Drain the water and pat the dal dry with a paper towel or a dry kitchen towel.
- In a heavy bottomed vessel, heat oil until it is piping hot.
- Once the oil reaches its smoking point, drop in a moong dal to see if it sizzles immediately. If it sizzles immediately, then the oil is ready for deep frying.
- Take care the oil is ready. If the oil is not at the right temperature, the dal absorbs a lot of oil. So take care the oil is at the right temperature.
- Deep fry the moong dal in batches and remove them once they turn crispy and golden brown. It took around 20 to 30 seconds to get them done.
- Drain the dal in paper towels. Sprinkle salt to taste and mix well.
- Store in airtight containers.
Note: To make things easier, I used a strain to deep fry the moong dal. I took a batch of the dal and once the oil gets hot, just dip the strain into the oil. Once the dal gets fried just lift the strain from the oil and drain the moong dal in paper towels.
This is my entry for day 7 in the 7 day blogging marathon! Check out the Blogging marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#12.
I love Haldiram's moong dhal too. Perfect crunchy snack. U have done it too well..
ReplyDeleteyummy, this recipe was always been first in my chaat list. now i know how to make them.
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I like them too but never tried them at home. I will give it a try soon.
ReplyDeletewow!yummy snack...nice click dear!
ReplyDeletethat came out very well divya good muching snack
ReplyDeletewow!!! I love this dal in haldiram packet
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crunchy snack....
ReplyDeleteLove Haldiram's Moong Dal!!!! Looks yum!!!!
ReplyDeleteGosh...this is something i have been wanting to prepare for a long time...nice & simple recipe there .....
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Its my fav snacks. Crispy moong dal looks yummy....
ReplyDeletethese would be perfect with a cup of tea :)
ReplyDeleteI love haldirams moon dhall snack too...looks yum
ReplyDeletewe love it !! We always have a stock of haldiram moong dal at home!!
ReplyDeletewow this is my fav snack...never tried it at home....now i will :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a great snack Divya, glad you could join us for BM..
ReplyDeletethis is mouthwatering, prefer it on rainy days , on 2nd thoughts bring it even now
ReplyDeletewould love to make it..looks good!
ReplyDeleteSeriously cant take my eyes from ur irresistible click,super tempting crispy dal,feel like munching some.
ReplyDeleteI had this only once, love it...never thought can make at home. thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteLove them. But never tried. Have to...
ReplyDeleteCrispy and crunchy snack,absolutely delicious...my all time favorite namkeen..
ReplyDeletegreat to know how to do it myself
ReplyDeleteGreat snack and a good one to munch on all day.. :-)
ReplyDeleteYummy, this is my all time favorite!
ReplyDeleteOne of my Fav's .....Thanks for sharing the awesome recipe.
ReplyDeletesimply superb...i'm drooling over here.
ReplyDeleteLooks crispy and yummy...I love haldirams snacks too..
ReplyDeletelove those Haldirams moong snack..would love to try at home.frying with the strainer is a neat idea :)
ReplyDeleteEver since I was a kid, I loved chomping on fried Moong from Haldirams - the crunchy taste with that extra salt is so delicious!I never thought it could be made so easily at home Divya - thanks a bunch for the idea:)
ReplyDeleteWOW! these are my all time fav namkeen & we always buy a bag during our weekly shopping... now i know its this easy im never buyin them again :)
ReplyDeleteSo this is how they make it!!! :) Super!
ReplyDeleteSimple n yummy snack.....loved it !
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Oh!, this is my family favourite.., I love this paruppu so much, I make a chat and eat this.., Oh! it's such a delicious snack, Lovely clicks as always
ReplyDeleteO, i love haldiram's moong dhal snack! I can finish the whole pack in one sitting! Your love awesome!
ReplyDeleteUsed to munch on so much of this back in India... Love it!
ReplyDeletevery nice and healthy snack! picture perfect!
ReplyDeletePerfect snack for the tea time and looks so yummyyyy
ReplyDeletelooks wonderful
ReplyDeleteI love Haldiram moong dal as well. This recipe sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteDelicious n yummy snack.
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