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    Mung Dal Soup with Tomatoes TAMATAR MOONG DAL

    Mung Dal Soup with Tomatoes TAMATAR MOONG DAL

    Dals are perhaps the most popular and the most economical foods in Vedic cuisine. They are relished by everyone, rich and poor, and are part of almost every Vedic lunch. A bouquet of delicate flavors in this creamy dal soup comes from the spices, seasonings, tomatoes...
    Simple Mung Dal Soup with Radishes KHARA MOOLI MOONG DAL

    Simple Mung Dal Soup with Radishes KHARA MOOLI MOONG DAL

    As the personal cook of my spiritual master, Srila Prabhupada, who was himself a superb cook, I took every opportunity to learn from his expertise in both simple and complicated dishes. Often, especially when traveling, he would come into the kitchen to check on the...
    Mung Dal Purée with Sliced White Radishes MOOLI MOONG DAL

    Mung Dal Purée with Sliced White Radishes MOOLI MOONG DAL

    If you live in a large city, you are likely to find the white cooking radishes called mooli in an Indian or Chinese grocery store. They may be a bit difficult to find in other areas, so for a similar but milder flavor, you may substitute the smaller red salad...
    Creamy Mung Dal with Chopped Spinach PALAK MOONG DAL

    Creamy Mung Dal with Chopped Spinach PALAK MOONG DAL

    Moong , North India’s most popular dal , was a great favorite of my spiritual master, Srila Prabhupada. It is easy to digest and has a good flavor and high vitamin content. The spinach, preferably fresh, enhances the texture and marbled color of this...