Khichdi To Moth Namkeen:7 Masoor Dal Dishes You Can Have Everyday  

By Bornika Das

August 23, 2023

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Also known as red lentils, Masoor dal is a popular and highly nutritious legumes found in almost every household. They are rich in protein, vitamins, minerals and fibre. Inclusion of masoor dal in everyday diet will provide you with numerous health benefits. There are different types of recipes you can make with this legume. Take a look: 

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Masoor Dal Khichdi 

This recipe celebrates the combination of masoor dal and rice. It is extremely light and wholesome and will provide you with balance of carbs and protein. 

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Masoor Dal Dosa 

If you’re craving some South Indian dish, then this masoor dal dosa is a must try. It has perfectly crispy texture and when paired with sambar, nothing can get better. 

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Bengali-Style Dal Bhorta 

You can try hands on this dish. To make this dish, cook the boiled masoor dal with flavourful masalas and then mash it and give the shape of small balls. It is simple to make and is loaded with nutrients. 

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Hyderabad Khatti Dal 

Want to try something tangy in your lunch? Then, this Hyderabadi Khatti dal is the perfect deal. This dish promises a sour and tangy kick of flavours to the taste buds.

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Masoor Dal Salad

Salads are a must have foods on the table. If you want to increase your nutritional level, then masoor dal is a must try. It has other nutritious veggies like broccoli and black beans.

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Kumaoni Badeel 

Badeel is a deep-fried delicacy said to originate from the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand. Masoor dal paste is mixed with masalas, ginger, garlic and chillies to make the batter for this kebab-like snack. 

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Dal Moth Namkeen

For a tea-time option, you can make Dal Moth Namkeen. Fried masoor dal is mixed with nuts, onion, sev and spices to make this yummy snack. This particular namkeen is quite popular in North India.

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