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Pulses and beans are a natural source of protein, high in fibre and used extensively in Asian cooking, especially by vegetarians, of the many pulses, some are used whole, others are split and these with the husk removed are called dal. All pulses require...

Cooking Instructions: Rinse lentils thoroughly and drain( no need to soak),Cover with fresh water,bring to the boil and simmer for 15-20 mins until tender. Applies within U.K. only. Storage: Once opened,store in an airtight container in a cool dry place. Caution: Do not eat...

Suitable for vegetarians Each serving provides… Sugar 2.4g Low, Fat 1.3g Low, Saturates 0.2g Low, Salt 0.09g Low Serving Size 100g (Uncooked) Origin Foreign Produce: Packed in the U.K. Other Allergy Info May contain traces of Nuts Storage Store in a cool, dry place,...

Red lentils are less common than brown lentils and are slightly sweeter in taste. They are one of the most popular leguminous crops and used extensively in Indian cookery. Red lentils cook a little quicker than most other lentils so care should be taken...

Perfect for soups, stews and casseroles Suitable for vegetarians Naturally low in fat, high in fibre and rich in protein Red lentils. Produce of more than one country. Cooking Guide Hob (from ambient): Rinse lentils thoroughly and drain (no need to soak). Cover with...

Pulses and beans are a natural source of protein, high in fibre and used extensively in Asian cooking, especially by vegetarians, of the many pulses, some are used whole, others are split and these with the husk removed are called dal. All pulses require...

Beans and Pulses are naturally low in fat, high in fibre and rich in protein. The Natco brand is cherished by those who love quality exotic cuisine. Their experts travel to the farthest corners of the world to hand select the finest natural ingredients....

Urid Whole (Urid dal) is also commonly know as Black Lentil. When split Whole Urid becomes Urid Dal Chilka (with the skin) or Urid Dal (without the skin).