The roots of Masoor Dal, also known as Puy Lentils, can be traced back to Egypt, as early as the 1600 BCE. Masoor Dal’s nutritional value and versatility makes it a popular choice for several dishes in the country. While Masoor Whole is earthy in flavour and is used to prepare...
Lentils are edible seeds from the legume family. They’re well known for their lens shape and sold with or without their outer husks intact. Though they’re a common food staple in Asian and North African cuisines, the greatest production of lentils nowadays is in Canada 1....
Toor dal or pigeon pea is a perennial legume belonging to the Fabaceae family, which is also known as split pigeon pea, red gram, arhar dal or toor dal. Toor dal, a native crop of India is a chief accompaniment with roti or rice, it is vouched by nutritionists and health experts...