Moong Dal Puri
Ground moong dal mixed with some spice powders and whole wheat flour to make delicious and spicy puris. Serve them as a tea time snack or pack in lunch boxes if children or adults.
Ground moong dal mixed with some spice powders and whole wheat flour to make delicious and spicy puris. Serve them as a tea time snack or pack in lunch boxes if children or adults.
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