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Haleem Mix Daal is a special blend of selected lentils that are carefully combined to give a perfect taste, texture, and nutrition for making delicious haleem. This mix usually contains Masoor Daal (Red Lentils), Moong Daal (Split Green Gram), Mash Daal (Split Black Gram), and Chana Daal (Split Chickpeas) — all rich in protein, fiber, and essential nutrients.
Each lentil in this mix adds its own unique flavor and consistency, helping you prepare haleem that is smooth, rich, and full of authentic traditional taste. It is completely natural, pure, and unpolished, ensuring that you get wholesome goodness in every serving.
Haleem Mix Daal is ideal not only for haleem but can also be used in soups, stews, or mixed lentil curries. It provides long-lasting energy, supports digestion, and is a great source of plant-based protein — perfect for healthy, balanced meals.
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Saves You Hours of Work
Skip the tedious sorting, washing, and cooking of multiple daals and grains. |
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Perfect Ratio
Takes the guesswork out of getting the ideal lentil-to-grain balance for authentic texture. |
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Customize to Your Taste
Gives you a traditional base to add your preferred spices and meat. |
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Healthier Than Restaurant Version
Much more cost-effective and nutritious than ordering haleem from restaurants. |
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Perfect for Special Occasions
Comfort food that feels special and is ideal for gatherings and celebrations. |
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Take one cup of the Haleem mix and give it a quick rinse.
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In a large pot or pressure cooker, sauté your meat (beef, mutton, or chicken) with onions, ginger-garlic paste, and your preferred Haleem spices.
Add the rinsed daal mix to the pot along with 4-5 cups of water (adjust for desired thickness).
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Pressure cook for 6-7 whistles or simmer on the stove for about 1.5 to 2 hours, until the meat is fall-apart tender and the daal is completely soft.
Once cooked, use a wooden spoon or a heavy whisk to vigorously mash and blend the mixture for at least 5-10 minutes. This is the key to achieving the classic, thick, and 'laced' (resha) consistency of Haleem.
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