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Plant-based protein. Ready in 90 seconds. Deeply satisfying kidney beans meld with carrot and tangy tamarind to create a hearty vegetarian meal. Inspired by Rajma, a North Indian favorite, I add a pinch of allspice for a sweet-spicy aroma. Dal is the Indian term for beans simmered with spices to make a thick stew. These cooked dals are a staple across India, and each region infuses them with its own flavorful traditions. Keep our favorite versions on hand for those times you want a plant-based meal without a fuss. I bring a fresh perspective to my delicious heritage, inviting you to experience the beautiful complexity of Indian food and share it with the people you love. - Мaya Kaimal. Julia Child Award-Winning Cookbook Author.
Dark Red Kidney Beans* (water, Dark Red Kidney Beans*), Water, Onion*, Red Lentils* (water, Red Lentils*), Tomato Paste*, Tomatoes In Juice* (fresh Vine-ripened Tomatoes*, Tomato Juice*, Calcium Chloride, Citric Acid), Carrots*, Sunflower Oil*, Garlic*, Tamarind Paste*, Ginger*, Sea Salt, Coriander*, Green Jalapeno Pepper*, Cumin*, Turmeric*, Cinnamon*, Clove*, Allspice*, Cayenne*, Black Pepper*.
Microwave: Tear open a 1-inch slit at either notch for venting. Heat for 90 seconds; let stand 1 minute (oven times may vary). Carefully grasp the edge and tear off top. Serve and enjoy! Stovetop: Squeeze into a small pan and heat over low until piping hot, about 3-5 minutes. Serve and enjoy!.
Ways to Enjoy: Our Everyday Dal is perfect paired with rice, in a grain bowl, topped with yogurt, or thinned and eaten as a satisfying soup.
Refrigerate unused portion and consume within 7 days. Separation is natural.
Egg Free
Fish Free
Milk Free
Peanut Free
Shellfish Free
Soy Free
Treenut Free
Wheat Free
Plant-based protein. Ready in 90 seconds. Deeply satisfying kidney beans meld with carrot and tangy tamarind to create a hearty vegetarian meal. Inspired by Rajma, a North Indian favorite, I add a pinch of allspice for a sweet-spicy aroma. Dal is the Indian term for beans simmered with spices to make a thick stew. These cooked dals are a staple across India, and each region infuses them with its own flavorful traditions. Keep our favorite versions on hand for those times you want a plant-based meal without a fuss. I bring a fresh perspective to my delicious heritage, inviting you to experience the beautiful complexity of Indian food and share it with the people you love. - Мaya Kaimal. Julia Child Award-Winning Cookbook Author.
Dark Red Kidney Beans* (water, Dark Red Kidney Beans*), Water, Onion*, Red Lentils* (water, Red Lentils*), Tomato Paste*, Tomatoes In Juice* (fresh Vine-ripened Tomatoes*, Tomato Juice*, Calcium Chloride, Citric Acid), Carrots*, Sunflower Oil*, Garlic*, Tamarind Paste*, Ginger*, Sea Salt, Coriander*, Green Jalapeno Pepper*, Cumin*, Turmeric*, Cinnamon*, Clove*, Allspice*, Cayenne*, Black Pepper*.
Microwave: Tear open a 1-inch slit at either notch for venting. Heat for 90 seconds; let stand 1 minute (oven times may vary). Carefully grasp the edge and tear off top. Serve and enjoy! Stovetop: Squeeze into a small pan and heat over low until piping hot, about 3-5 minutes. Serve and enjoy!.
Ways to Enjoy: Our Everyday Dal is perfect paired with rice, in a grain bowl, topped with yogurt, or thinned and eaten as a satisfying soup.
Refrigerate unused portion and consume within 7 days. Separation is natural.