1. Soak mung beans in water until soft, drain and peel off the skins. Grind the mung beans with 2/3 cups of water in a blender. 2. Peel and finely chop the carrot and bracken. Season with salt. 3.

Enjoy the warmth and comfort of a hearty bowl of mung bean soup! This dish offers a feast for your taste buds thanks to its ...

My parents were party fanatics. Whenever there was a holiday, the celebration was at our house. A birthday? A promotion? A new car? Any excuse to throw a party, and our doors were wide open. I always ...

Pancakes aren’t just for brunch. Savory crispy pancakes are a great way to start a meal or enjoy as a snack. Some of my favorites include savory kale, green onion with seafood and these lovely ...

While many Indian bean dishes, known as dals, are thick and soupy, chef Suvir Saran of New York's Devi restaurant simmers the yellow mung beans here without stirring so they become fluffy, like a ...

Discover the mesmerizing process of sprouting mung beans with just water, as captured in this captivating 10-day time-lapse video. Watch as tiny seeds transform into healthy, vibrant sprouts. Perfect ...

Used often in Asian recipes and salads, mung bean sprouts are prized for their crunchy texture. Add more chile oil if you like the heat. Adjust the vinegar to your taste. Enjoy more vegetables with ...

A burst of colour for the festive table, this salad of tender roast beetroots, carrots and creamy burrata is topped with nutty mung beans, tangy pomegranate seeds and a spiced clementine dressing. For ...