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Mash Daal with Capsicum
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Mash Daal with Capsicum

Healthy Punjab Starts Here! (JICA MSNA, Punjab)
Healthy Punjab Starts Here! (JICA MSNA, Punjab) @MSNA_JICA
Punjab, Pakistan

*For pregnant and lactating women*
Sautee capsicum to retain vitamin C, make a new fusion of mash dall with it for better iron absorption!

Minimum daily goal: 2 servings with 2 chapatis

Amount of nutrient and Percent Daily Reference Intake (%DRI) per 2 servings with 2 chapatis

Calories: 1472kcal (%DRI 61)
Protein: 50g (%DRI 70)
Carbohydrates: 212g (%DRI 61)
Fats: 54g (%DRI 68)
Fiber: 34g (%DRI 122)
Folic acid: 413mcg (%DRI 72)
Iron: 20mg (%DRI 75)

*For pregnant and lactating women*
Sautee capsicum to retain vitamin C, make a new fusion of mash dall with it for better iron absorption!

Minimum daily goal: 2 servings with 2 chapatis

Amount of nutrient and Percent Daily Reference Intake (%DRI) per 2 servings with 2 chapatis

Calories: 1472kcal (%DRI 61)
Protein: 50g (%DRI 70)
Carbohydrates: 212g (%DRI 61)
Fats: 54g (%DRI 68)
Fiber: 34g (%DRI 122)
Folic acid: 413mcg (%DRI 72)
Iron: 20mg (%DRI 75)

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Mash Daal with Capsicum

Healthy Punjab Starts Here! (JICA MSNA, Punjab)
Healthy Punjab Starts Here! (JICA MSNA, Punjab) @MSNA_JICA
Punjab, Pakistan

*For pregnant and lactating women*
Sautee capsicum to retain vitamin C, make a new fusion of mash dall with it for better iron absorption!

Minimum daily goal: 2 servings with 2 chapatis

Amount of nutrient and Percent Daily Reference Intake (%DRI) per 2 servings with 2 chapatis

Calories: 1472kcal (%DRI 61)
Protein: 50g (%DRI 70)
Carbohydrates: 212g (%DRI 61)
Fats: 54g (%DRI 68)
Fiber: 34g (%DRI 122)
Folic acid: 413mcg (%DRI 72)
Iron: 20mg (%DRI 75)

*For pregnant and lactating women*
Sautee capsicum to retain vitamin C, make a new fusion of mash dall with it for better iron absorption!

Minimum daily goal: 2 servings with 2 chapatis

Amount of nutrient and Percent Daily Reference Intake (%DRI) per 2 servings with 2 chapatis

Calories: 1472kcal (%DRI 61)
Protein: 50g (%DRI 70)
Carbohydrates: 212g (%DRI 61)
Fats: 54g (%DRI 68)
Fiber: 34g (%DRI 122)
Folic acid: 413mcg (%DRI 72)
Iron: 20mg (%DRI 75)

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Ingredients

1hr 10 mins
4 servings
  • 5 cupscapsicum (sliced)
  • 2 cupsmash daal (boiled)
  • 1 1/2 cupstomato (chopped)
  • 1 cuponion (chopped)
  • 1/2 cupoil
  • 1 tbspgreen chili (chopped)
  • 1 tspginger
  • 1 tspgarlic
  • 1 tspsalt
  • To taste condiments
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1hr 10 mins
  1. 1

    Heat the oil in a pot over medium heat.

  2. 2

    Add chopped onions, sauté until it becomes golden brown.

  3. 3

    Add ginger and garlic, cooking it for another 2-3 minutes until fragrant.

  4. 4

    Stir in the chopped tomatoes and cook until they soften and blend into the mixture.

  5. 5

    Add condiments to taste and salt.

  6. 6

    Now add the mash daal to it.

  7. 7

    Add some water to the daal and cook it on a low to medium flame until it is properly cooked.

  8. 8

    Now, in a separate pan, saute capsicum and add it to the cooked daal.

  9. 9

    Let it simmer for 5-7 minutes.

  10. 10

    Garnish with green chilies and condiments to taste.

Tips

Pair this meal with sources of vitamin C (lemon, chili, tomato, etc.) to help the body absorb iron from plant-based foods more effectively.

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Healthy Punjab Starts Here! (JICA MSNA, Punjab) @MSNA_JICA
on May 12, 2026 20:06
Punjab, Pakistan
“Healthy! Tasty! Recipes” were developed under the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)’s Punjab Multisectoral Nutrition Advisory Project (MSNA: 2023-2026) to address the malnutrition prevailing among women and children in Pakistan. Unbalanced diets lead to issues like low birth weight and stunting, which increase the risk of chronic diseases later in life. While knowledge is key to a balanced diet, it is often hard to access in rural areas. To bridge this gap, these recipes are designed for:                                                                                           1. Pregnant and lactating women2. Infants of complementary feeding age (6-24 months)3. Undernourished children4. School-aged children                                                          Overall, these recipes emphasize “Healthy, Tasty and Cook-friendly” as highlighted below:                                                                                    • Use common vegetables and eggs rich in minerals, vitamins and protein.• Follow WHO guidance on healthy diets by minimizing sugar, salt, and fat.• Use techniques like steaming and shallow frying to retain more nutrients.• Recommend chopping or grating veggies finely to improve texture for picky eaters.• Maximize local flavors and traditional wisdom for wider acceptability.• Encourage using home-grown produce from "nutrition gardens" (veggies and eggs).                                                                                                                                                                     Distributed through health centers and schools, these recipes aim to bring health and smiles to every kitchen in Punjab.Sources of Nutrition values: the Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the Food Composition Table for Pakistan
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