Spinach Whole Masoor Daal

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This is a healthy dish made from whole Masoor (brown-skinned whole lentils) which is cooked in an onion- garlic with flavours of spinach. Whole masoor dal is a lentil which is light brown in color from outside, and orange in color from inside (split masoor). Sabut masoor dal is rich in folate that is essential to make RBCs and WBC and produce nucleic acids.It is a satiating bulk-up to your meals, it helps you gain muscle and boosts recovery after a heavy workout.
Spinach comes first on the list of green veggies. It contains all the important nutrients for a healthy body and is low in calories. It’s also rich in folate and is very useful in red blood cell production. Cooked spinach shows an increase in the absorption of vitamins A and E, protein, fiber, zinc, thiamin, calcium, and iron, along with important beta carotenes for better immune systems and healthier skin.
Benefits of spinach:
• Rich in protein and vitamins.
• Great source of iron and magnesium.
• Reduce hypertension and manages blood pressure.
• Good for your bones.
• Helpful for the digestive system.
Spinach Whole Masoor Daal
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This is a healthy dish made from whole Masoor (brown-skinned whole lentils) which is cooked in an onion- garlic with flavours of spinach. Whole masoor dal is a lentil which is light brown in color from outside, and orange in color from inside (split masoor). Sabut masoor dal is rich in folate that is essential to make RBCs and WBC and produce nucleic acids.It is a satiating bulk-up to your meals, it helps you gain muscle and boosts recovery after a heavy workout.
Spinach comes first on the list of green veggies. It contains all the important nutrients for a healthy body and is low in calories. It’s also rich in folate and is very useful in red blood cell production. Cooked spinach shows an increase in the absorption of vitamins A and E, protein, fiber, zinc, thiamin, calcium, and iron, along with important beta carotenes for better immune systems and healthier skin.
Benefits of spinach:
• Rich in protein and vitamins.
• Great source of iron and magnesium.
• Reduce hypertension and manages blood pressure.
• Good for your bones.
• Helpful for the digestive system.
Steps
- 1
Clean whole Masoor dal, wash then soak dal in water for 8 hours or the entire night. Remove water from dal and wash again. Put the Masoor dal in a cooker, add 2 cups water and salt. Strain and keep aside. Pour 2 tbsp oil in a frying pan(kadhai), put Heeng, 1 dry red chilli, cumin seeds.After Jeera is roasted add onions and garlic clove. Add turmeric powder, coriander powder and red chilli powder then gently fry all of these.
- 2
Now add the cut and washed spinach and sauté nicely with the spices. Just evaporate the water released in the process and check that the raw smell of spinach is gone.
- 3
Now add the boiled daal. Add salt and sugar to taste. Add green chillies and mix nicely to have a good consistency and serve with rice or roti.
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