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45 minIn a large saucepan over medium heat, add in a bit of water and your chopped onion and garlic.
Sauté for until lightly browned.
Rinse your mung beans and place them in the pot with the water and salt. Bring to a boil, cover and cook for .
Add in the rest of your ingredients and cook on low for until the potatoes are soft. This dish turns out best when cooked on a low heat for a longer period of time. Serve with a side of basmati rice and a squeeze of lemon and black pepper.
*Asafetida or hing powder is used in Ayurvedic cooking. It can be hard to find but adds a complexity of flavor that is out of this world. If you love Indian food i highly recommend buying some. Its easy to get at an international grocer or on Amazon. If you don't want to buy this you can leave it out.
** Panch Phoran is a seed mix that is also wonderful. Its a mix of nigella seeds, black mustard, cumin, fennel and fenugreek seeds. I get mine off of Amazon. If you don't have this using 1 tsp of fennel or mustard seeds is great.
*** Do not use whole mung beans (green mung bean) for this recipe. You need to use the split yellow mung bean, you can also sub red lentils.
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