High-Protein Urad Dal Delights

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Medu vada, a South Indian delicacy made with urad dal, is healthier when cooked in coconut oil with minimal usage, making it a nutritious snack option.

Medu Vada

Dahi vada, soaked urad dal vadas topped with yogurt and chutneys, is a popular Indian street snack combining fiber, proteins, and probiotics.

Dahi Vada

Urad dal laddoos are surprisingly healthy snacks rich in protein, offering a nutritious option for snacking.

Laddoo

Urad dal papads have a low glycemic index, suitable for diabetes and weight management. Roasting them instead of frying keeps them healthier.

Papad

Idlis, made from soaked and ground urad dal, are steamed and packed with proteins and fiber, making them perfect for heart health and weight loss.

Idli

Dhokla can be made with ground urad dal instead of besan, promoting heart health with its high protein content.

Dhokla

Dal makhani, beloved by North Indians, is a creamy dish rich in proteins. It's also known for its digestive benefits, helping with gas and diarrhea.

Dal Makhani