Mung bean, split with husk
The Split Mung Bean is a delicate legume that has been husked and split. It has a flavour similar to sweet and mild peas, and is often used as a protein source in Asian cuisines.
This dahl is used in khitchari. Khitchari is a therapeutic cleanse used in Ayurveda to remove imbalances or doshas from the body. The texture is similar to an oatmeal and consists of rice and mung beans. Khitchadi is a one pot meal and has some good health benefits.
Khitchari is used as a cleanse called “panchkarma” in Ayurveda to reset your eating habits and help give your body a break from hard to digest foods.
Khitchari is totally vegetarian (if using ghee/butter) and vegan if you use coconut oil. It is gluten free and high in fibre and protein.Click here for recipe.
The Split Mung Bean is a delicate legume that has been husked and split. It has a flavour similar to sweet and mild peas, and is often used as a protein source in Asian cuisines.
This dahl is used in khitchari. Khitchari is a therapeutic cleanse used in Ayurveda to remove imbalances or doshas from the body. The texture is similar to an oatmeal and consists of rice and mung beans. Khitchadi is a one pot meal and has some good health benefits.
Khitchari is used as a cleanse called “panchkarma” in Ayurveda to reset your eating habits and help give your body a break from hard to digest foods.
Khitchari is totally vegetarian (if using ghee/butter) and vegan if you use coconut oil. It is gluten free and high in fibre and protein.Click here for recipe.
The Split Mung Bean is a delicate legume that has been husked and split. It has a flavour similar to sweet and mild peas, and is often used as a protein source in Asian cuisines.
This dahl is used in khitchari. Khitchari is a therapeutic cleanse used in Ayurveda to remove imbalances or doshas from the body. The texture is similar to an oatmeal and consists of rice and mung beans. Khitchadi is a one pot meal and has some good health benefits.
Khitchari is used as a cleanse called “panchkarma” in Ayurveda to reset your eating habits and help give your body a break from hard to digest foods.
Khitchari is totally vegetarian (if using ghee/butter) and vegan if you use coconut oil. It is gluten free and high in fibre and protein.Click here for recipe.