Whole moong bean is known as 'sabat moong' . They are small yellowish green beans fairly used in India, China, Thailand and Japan. Sprouted they are used in salads or stir fries with lemon juice or vinaigrette. In India, Moong dal is used to make delicious dals and curries. Moong lentils in particular is very easy to digest and take on seasonings and spices very well. Dal is a very comforting food just like chicken soup.

All varieties of edible oil mainly soyabean, palm oil etc. can be made available at any quantity.

Also known as lobiya or chawli, these black eye beans are creamy white in color and have a black mark on their inner curve. Black eye beans are unique because they taste wonderful without any spices. They may be cooked as dal or just boiled to a thick consistency and mixed with diced tomatoes, onions and salt for a snack.

This is a pulses, which is also called "Urad Dal". It is a black skin and inside white. This tastes when cooked dry with fried garlic/onion. People also prepare "Vadas" out of it by soaking it in water for 8 hours and then grinding it to a paste and then deep fry making the Vadas in circle/ round / or "D" shape and eat with Dahi or curd. Also the Vadas with a circle and a hole in between is prepared specially in south India and eaten with "Sambhar" i.e. "Sambhar Vadas".

Whole moong bean is known as 'sabat moong' . They are small yellowish green beans fairly used in India, China, Thailand and Japan. Sprouted they are used in salads or stir fries with lemon juice or vinaigrette. In India, Moong dal is used to make delicious dals and curries. Moong lentils in particular is very easy to digest and take on seasonings and spices very well. Dal is a very comforting food just like chicken soup.

All varieties of edible oil mainly soyabean, palm oil etc. can be made available at any quantity.

Also known as lobiya or chawli, these black eye beans are creamy white in color and have a black mark on their inner curve. Black eye beans are unique because they taste wonderful without any spices. They may be cooked as dal or just boiled to a thick consistency and mixed with diced tomatoes, onions and salt for a snack.

This is a pulses, which is also called "Urad Dal". It is a black skin and inside white. This tastes when cooked dry with fried garlic/onion. People also prepare "Vadas" out of it by soaking it in water for 8 hours and then grinding it to a paste and then deep fry making the Vadas in circle/ round / or "D" shape and eat with Dahi or curd. Also the Vadas with a circle and a hole in between is prepared specially in south India and eaten with "Sambhar" i.e. "Sambhar Vadas".