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Sabut moong

Whole green gram curry

Energy
237 kcal
Protein
12.9 g
Fibre
11.8 g
Time
50 min

Per serving, 144 g.1 Good for lunch or dinner.

One serving gives you

Nutrition facts

One serving, 144 g. Percentages are of the daily target for a woman of 30, lightly active.2

Energy

  • Energy237 kcal13%

Carbohydrates

  • Carbohydrate29.3 g10%
  • Fibre11.8 g47%
  • Soluble fibre1.91 g

Fats

  • Fat6.83 g14%
  • Saturated fat limit1.24 g6% of limit
  • Monounsaturated fat3.09 g
  • Polyunsaturated fat1.98 g
  • Omega-61.87 g24%
  • Omega-30.11 g12%
  • EPA + DHA0 mg
  • Cholesterol limit0 mg

Protein and amino acids

  • Protein12.9 g26%
  • Histidine352 mg59%
  • Isoleucine520 mg43%
  • Leucine919 mg39%
  • Lysine806 mg75%
  • Methionine + cystine255 mg43%
  • Phenylalanine + tyrosine1,129 mg134%
  • Threonine412 mg98%
  • Tryptophan132 mg63%
  • Valine679 mg87%

Vitamins

  • Vitamin A46.1 µg5%
  • Vitamin B10.19 mg14%
  • Vitamin B20.14 mg7%
  • Vitamin B31.24 mg11%
  • Vitamin B51.28 mg26%
  • Vitamin B60.23 mg12%
  • BiotinNot in the source data
  • Folate57.4 µg26%
  • Vitamin B120 µg0%
  • Vitamin C14 mg22%
  • Vitamin D0 µg0%
  • Vitamin E1.22 mg16%
  • Vitamin K28.8 µg52%

Minerals

  • Calcium76 mg8%
  • ChromiumNot in the source data
  • Copper0.47 mg28%
  • IodineNot in the source data
  • Iron3.19 mg11%
  • Magnesium107 mg29%
  • Manganese0.91 mg23%
  • MolybdenumNot in the source data
  • Phosphorus195 mg20%
  • Potassium691 mg20%
  • Selenium12.2 µg31%
  • Sodium limit325 mg16% of limit
  • Zinc1.54 mg12%

Ingredients

Weighed raw, for one serving. Telugu name after each.

12 ingredients

  • Green gram, whole pesalu50 g
  • Groundnut oil palli nune5.5 g
  • Onion, big ullipaya35 g
  • Tomato, ripe, local40 g
  • Ginger, fresh allam3 g
  • Garlic, big clove vellulli3 g
  • Chillies, red endu mirapakaya1.2 g
  • Coriander seeds dhaniyalu1.2 g
  • Turmeric powder pasupu0.3 g
  • Coriander leaves kothimeera3 g
  • Cumin seeds jeelakarra0.8 g
  • Iodized salt (table salt) uppu0.8 g

Method

About 50 minutes.

  1. 1

    Rinse 50 g whole moong and pressure-cook with salt until soft (5–7 whistles).

  2. 2

    Heat 5.5 g groundnut oil; add the cumin, then the chopped onion and cook until golden. Add ginger, garlic, the tomato, turmeric, chilli powder, ground coriander and salt; cook until the oil separates.

  3. 3

    Add the whole moong with its cooking water and simmer 15 minutes, mashing a few to thicken. Finish with coriander leaves.

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