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Mung Daal 1kg
Mung Daal / Moong Dal 1kg – Quick-Cooking Split Yellow Mung Beans
Create comforting Indian meals with SpicenEasy Mung Daal 1kg, also commonly known as Moong Dal.
Mung Daal is made from mung beans that have been split and hulled, revealing their yellow interior. Removing the outer skin allows the dal to cook relatively quickly and soften into the smooth, creamy consistency associated with traditional Indian dhal.
Recipes & Uses
Perfect for Classic Yellow Dal
Moong Dal is one of the classic ingredients for making yellow dhal.
Simmer with turmeric until soft, then finish with a tadka or tempering of spices such as cumin and mustard seeds cooked briefly in oil or ghee.
Ideal for Khichdi
Combine Mung Daal with rice, turmeric, ginger and spices to make khichdi, a traditional Indian rice-and-dal dish.
Because the dal softens as it cooks, it blends beautifully with the rice to create a comforting one-pot meal.
Great for Curries & Soups
Cook Mung Daal with spinach, pumpkin, tomato or other vegetables to create light curries and soups.
Its mild flavour absorbs spices easily, giving you plenty of flexibility with seasoning.
Quick-Cooking Pantry Staple
Unlike many dried pulses, split and hulled Mung Daal generally does not require soaking and can cook in under 30 minutes, depending on the consistency you want.
That makes it particularly convenient for weeknight meals.
How to Cook Mung Daal
Rinse the dal well under cold water.
Place in a saucepan with water and your chosen spices, bring to the boil and then simmer gently until the dal becomes soft and creamy.
Add more water during cooking for a thinner dhal, or use less for a thicker consistency.
Mung Daal vs Whole Mung Beans
Mung Daal / Moong Dal is split, hulled and yellow. It cooks quickly and softens into a creamy texture.
Whole Mung Beans retain their green outer skin, hold their shape more readily and can also be used for sprouting.
Try a Traditional Tadka
Once your dal is cooked, heat a little oil or ghee and briefly fry spices such as cumin seeds, mustard seeds, garlic or chilli.
Pour the aromatic mixture over the cooked dal just before serving for an extra layer of flavour. The live product page also highlights tadka as an important finishing technique.
Buy Mung Daal in Bulk in New Zealand
The 1kg bulk pack is ideal for households, Indian restaurants, caterers and anyone who regularly cooks dals and curries.
Order Mung Daal / Moong Dal online in NZ from SpicenEasy for dhal, khichdi, curries, soups and everyday Indian cooking.
Storage
Store uncooked Mung Daal tightly sealed in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight.
Note
At Spice N Easy, we take food safety and allergen awareness seriously. Please be aware that all our products are packed in a facility in New Zealand , that also handles various allergens, including tree nuts, peanuts, sesame, lupin, gluten-containing cereals, soy, milk, eggs, and other potential allergens.
Although we take care to minimise the risk of cross-contact, we cannot guarantee that our products are completely free from traces of these allergens.
If you have a food allergy, intolerance, or dietary restriction, please read the product label carefully before consumption. If you have any concerns about allergens in our products, please contact us before placing your order.
Your safety and well-being are important to us. Thank you for choosing Spice N Easy.
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