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Vendor: Kashmir Exotics

Kashmiri Green Mong Dal (Sabaz Mong) 400gm

Sku: KE1073
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Rs. 199.00
Regular price
Rs. 349.00
Regular price
Rs. 199.00
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Weight: 400gm

Product Description

Sabaz Mong refers to whole green moong beans sourced from the Kashmir region—unhulled, unpolished, and traditionally sun-dried. These vibrant green legumes retain their nutritional integrity and aroma, making them a cherished staple in Kashmir’s culinary heritage.


 Flavor & Texture

  • Appearance: Whole green mung beans with intact skin, small and deep green.

  • Taste & Texture: Mild, slightly sweet, and nutty; retains firmness unless soaked and cooked thoroughly, offering a satisfying bite when prepared as dal or khichdi.


 Nutrition & Health Benefits

Whole green moong dal delivers a powerhouse of nutrients:

  • Contains approximately 24 g protein, 46 g carbohydrates, 17 g fiber, and just ** ~1 g fat per 100 g** of raw beans 

  • Excellent sources of iron (~6–8 mg), calcium (~140 mg), magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, B vitamins, and folate 

  • A 200 g cooked serving provides roughly 150 kcal, 10 g protein, 20 g carbs, 5 g fiber, and 2 g sugar

Health perks include:

  • Firm support for digestion, weight management, and blood sugar control thanks to its fiber and low glycemic index

  • Heart and immune system support, along with antioxidant benefits courtesy of polyphenols and flavonoids (e.g., vitexin, isovitexin) 

  • Often flagged as a lightweight, nutrient-dense "meat alternative" in vegetarian diets, especially beneficial for early recovery or breaking fasts 


Culinary Uses & Cooking Tips

  • Preparation: Rinse and optionally soak for 6–8 hours to reduce cooking time and improve digestibility. Soaking also helps leach away anti-nutrients like raffinose. 

  • Cooking: Pressure cook for 3–4 whistles until soft. For whole bean texture in soups or khichdi, cook longer but avoid over-mashing.

  • Traditional Serving: Popular in Kashmir as a simple dal or khichdi, paired with rice or flatbread, tempered lightly with cumin, ginger, chili, or ghee.

  • Langar Dal Variant: Served in Sikh langars or temples, made with minimal spices, onions, or garlic—leaning on the bean’s natural flavor

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