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FAQ
Yes you can . Make sure that you soak your dal and rice at least for 2–3 hours. Also add some methi seeds ( fenugreek seeds ) to the same container and let it soak along with the rice & dal.
Soak Lentils & Rice. Add ½ cup urad dal (skinned black whole lentils), 2 tablespoon chana dal (bengal gram) and ½ teaspoon methi seeds to a large bowl/pot. Add 1½ cups raw rice to another bowl. 2. Rinse dal thoroughly a few times and soak in lots of filtered water for 4 hours.
First, some grinding methods don't work well when the rice and urad dal are processed together, and will leave you with a gritty batter. Second, soaking them separately allows you to harvest a concentrated bean liquid from the lentils, which is then blended into the batter to speed up the fermentation process.
Whole dals like Moong, Tuvar, Massor and Urad dal take 8 to 12 hours to soak. So, always wash and soak them before cooking. Split dals take 6 to 8 hours to soak whereas heavy legumes, such as Rajma, Chana or Chole, should be cooked after soaking for 12 to 18 hours to get the right taste and texture.
Yes, Urad dal improves bone mineral density due to the presence of various minerals such as iron, magnesium, potassium, and calcium. Including a high amount of minerals in your diet helps maintain bone health[7]. The regular consumption of Urad dal helps to fulfill the necessary nutritional requirements of the body.