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| Used For | - Chilla (pancakes): A common use for moong dal flour is to make savory pancakes, often mixed with spices, herbs, and vegetables., Vada/Pakoda (fritters): The flour can be mixed with spices and other ingredients, then deep-fried into crispy fritters. It is also used to make dahi vada (fritters soaked in yogurt)., Khandvi: This is a rolled, savory snack that is typically made with gram flour but can also be prepared with moong dal flour., Dhokla: Moong dal flour is used to make this steamed, savory cake, often mixed with other flours like rice flour., Kadhi: A yogurt-based curry, kadhi can be thickened with moong dal flour instead of the traditional gram flour., Soup and curries: Fine moong dal flour can be added to soups, purees, and curries to thicken them and boost the protein content., Baking: It can be incorporated into gluten-friendly baking recipes for items like muffins or bread., Crackers and snacks: It can be used to make crunchy savory snacks like mathri, chakli, and sev.
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| Dietary Preference | - Gluten Free, No Added Salt, No Added Sugar, No Preservatives
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| Storage Instruction | - Storage tips: Remove items from original packing immediately on receipt and transfer it in an airtight container away from sunlight and moisture.
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| Usage Instructions | - Chilla (Indian pancakes): A classic use for moong dal flour is making savory pancakes, or chillas. Instructions: Mix the flour with water and spices like cumin, ginger, and green chili to form a batter. You can add finely chopped onions, carrots, or spinach for extra flavor and nutrients. Pour a ladleful of the batter onto a hot, greased skillet and cook until golden brown., Halwa (dessert pudding): A decadent sweet, moong dal halwa is traditionally made by soaking and grinding moong dal, but a quicker version can be made with moong dal flour. Instructions: Roast the moong dal flour in ghee until it turns fragrant and golden. Cook it with milk, sugar, and cardamom powder until it reaches a thick, pudding-like consistency. Garnish with chopped nuts., Ladoo (dessert balls): Moong dal flour can be used to make dense, melt-in-your-mouth ladoos. Instructions: Roast the moong dal flour in ghee until it becomes fragrant. Mix in sugar, nuts, and spices like cardamom, then roll into small balls.
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