1

To begin making the Moong Dal Chilla Recipe, rinse the moong and urad lentils and soak them together for an hour in 2 cups of water. Grind into a fine batter.

2

When poured using a ladle, the batter should not be too thick that it falls like a blob, but should be of thick pouring consistency. If too thick you can add a little water.

3

If there is too much water, then the poodla will fall apart while spreading. Stir in all the remaining ingredients, including any additional vegetables into the lentil batter, except for the oil.

4

Preheat a non-stick flat skillet on medium heat.

5

Test for readiness by sprinkling a few drops of water on the pan. It should sizzle.

6

Once ready, pour a ladle of batter into the centre and spreading it thin from the center to the edges into a circle. Drizzle less than a teaspoon of oil around the edges and centre of the chilla.

7

Let it cook for about a minute on medium high heat, until you notice that the edges begin to start turning crisp and brown.

8

At this stage flip the chilla over to the other side and allow it to cook for another minute until the bottom is cooked with brown spots.

9

Once done remove from skillet and place it on a serving platter. Continue the same process with the remaining batter.

10

Serve the Moong Dal Chilla along with Tameta Ni Chutney for breakfast or dinner.

Healthy Additions: You could use one of these ingredients to increase the taste and nutrition of the chilla - finely chopped cabbage, finely grated carrots, finely chopped spinach or chopped fenugreek leaves.