WebAdd mung beans, stock, curry powder, salt, onion, and garlic to the Instant Pot inner pot. Secure lid in place, turn the valve to sealing. Press Manual and adjust the time to the …
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Sharing is caring! This slow cooker (affiliate link) vegan mung bean and spinach dahl recipe is a great one to pop in the crockpot mid-morning for a hearty dinner later in the day. It’s vegan, it’s cheap and filling.
With whole lentils, you might need more spices or additions and need to simmer the lentils with them, like this Whole Mung Bean and Lentil Stew with Broccoli or Black Eyed Pea and whole Mung Bean Stew. Or if using whole Mung beans, simmer the cooked whole Mung Beans after adding the tadka for a few minutes so it picks up the flavors.
It only takes a little over 30 minutes and one pot to make, with no need to soak the peas or lentils before cooking. Mung Dal is healthy, filling, inexpensive, and is gluten-free, dairy-free, meat-free, and is even nut-free. It’s a perfect crowd-pleasing meal, especially to serve friends and family with dietary restrictions!
The marvelously simple ingredients in a traditional Moong Dahl are elevated with lots of vibrant spices that are staples in Indian cooking and are also common to find at your local grocer. Here is what you need to make irresistible homemade Mung Dal: