How To Make Moong Dal Parcels - A Crispy, Protein-Rich Snack To Pair With Evening Tea

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Moong Dal Parcels Recipe: This crispy and protein-rich snack is perfect to relish with your evening cup of chai.

How To Make Moong Dal Parcels - A Crispy, Protein-Rich Snack To Pair With Evening Tea
These moong dal parcels are crispy and extremely flavourful.

Highlights

  • Evenings are incomplete without indulging in delectable snacks.
  • Here we bring you a crispy and protein-rich moong dal snack to try.
  • Take a look.

Indians and their love for evening snacks needs no introduction. As soon as the clock strikes 4, we start craving all things greasy and crispy. From samosas, tikkis to pakoras, cutlets and more - we simply cannot get enough of these mouth-watering snacks. They are best enjoyed with a cup of hot chai and define comfort for most of us. While our love for these classic snacks remains unchanged, there's no harm in experimenting with some new recipes. Considering this, here we bring you a delicious moong dal parcel recipe that is crispy, flavourful and makes for a perfect snack to indulge in during evenings.

Also read: High Protein Diet: How To Make Moong Dal Chaat For Weight Loss

Filo sheets are stuffed with a spicy and flavourful mix of moong dal, onions, turmeric and chaat masala and baked to perfection. These crispy parcels are oozing with flavours and high in protein. The best part about this recipe is that you can prepare it in just 30 minutes. Serve it with some ketchup or mint chutney and indulge in its goodness. Take a look at the recipe below: 

Moong Dal Parcels Recipe: How To Make Moong Dal Parcels 

First, wash and soak the moong dal for 20 mins. Rinse it nicely, add fresh water in a pan and let it boil. Add turmeric and boil till it's th done. Drain the dal and pour fresh water to cool it. In a kadhai, heat canola oil, add jeera and saute. Add chopped onions, green chillies and ginger. Saute until the onions are slightly brown. Now, add dal, red chilli powder, coriander powder and salt. Cook for 3-4 minutes. Add green coriander, chaat masala and lemon juice. Stir and remove from fire. Allow to cool. Place a single sheet of filo and brush with a little canola oil, sprinkle chaat masala and place another filo sheet on top. For the complete recipe of moong dal parcels, click here.  

Also read: 5 Protein-Rich Moong Dal Snacks To Pair With Your Evening Tea

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