Glycemic Index Of Urad Dal, 43 (LOW GI)

Food Category : Grains, Pulses & Flours
Calories per 100 gm : 347
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Glycemic Index of Urad dal: 43, Glycemic Load 7.6

Also known as split black lentils, urad dal is creamy white and somewhat bland. When boiled, the dal has an unusual mucilaginous texture. The glycemic index of Urad dal is 43 which falls under low glycemic index range. The glycemic load for 30 grams of raw urad dal is 7.6.

Gujarati Style Urad Dal Recipe

Gujarati Style Urad Dal Recipe

Being a rich source of iron, black gram dal helps in increasing your Red blood cells which is very important in carrying oxygen to different parts of your body, thus improves your energy levels.

Is Urad dal safe for diabetics?

It is very important to manage the carbohydrate count in your entire diet to control and manage diabetes. Perks of including urad dal in your diet is the high fiber content. This leads to slow absorption of nutrients in the bloodstream. Thus proves to release blood glucose levels slowly. Potassium in Urad Dal is known to reduce constriction of the blood vessels, hence controls your blood pressure.

Urad Dal with Spinach, Healthy Urad Dal with Spinach

Urad Dal with Spinach, Healthy Urad Dal with Spinach

Is Urad dal suitable for weight loss?

30 grams of urad dal contains 7.4 grams of proteins is the most filling food to have. The more you feel satiated the less is your calorie intake. Thus helps in weight loss goals. Urad dal provides you around 100 calories with 3.5 grams of fiber in 30 grams of raw urad dal. The fiber in the urad dal will make you feel satiated for a longer period of time. Hence your appetite is under control leading to reduced overall calorie intake.

Can you suggest some healthy Urad Dal recipes?

Yes, there are lots of recipes using urad dal. We suggest zero oil khatta urad dal recipe, Gujarati style urad dal, basic urad dal recipe and urad dal with spinach

Khatta Urad Dal ( Zero Oil Urad Dal Recipe)

Khatta Urad Dal ( Zero Oil Urad Dal Recipe)

Basic Urad Dal Recipe
Basic Urad Dal Recipe

Urad Dal + Roti

Combine urad dal with  bajra roti, jowar rotiradish nachni roti recipe , basic ragi roti recipe, and whole wheat rotiwhole wheat bhakri recipe to make a healthy combination. Note that when you combine any dal with any cereal like bajrajowarragibuckwheatbarley or whole wheat to enhance the protein value

Bajra Roti
Bajra Roti

 

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urad dal
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 on 12 Jan 23 11:42 AM


It''s very important information that you are giving for diabetic people''s Thanks
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Tarla Dalal    Thanks Anand. Please look at our healthy diabetic recipes. https://www.tarladalal.com/recipes-for-indian-diabetic-recipes-370 https://www.tarladalal.com/recipes-for-diabetic-breakfast-recipes-454
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12 Jan 23 03:31 PM
urad dal
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 on 24 Feb 22 01:23 PM


I am a diabetic tried items mentioned in your post and like it thank you especially looking to the glycemic index I tried the items off low glycemic index and it is helpful for us once again thank you
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Tarla Dalal    Thank you so much for your kind words. Please keep trying more recipes and sharing your comments with us.
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26 Feb 22 11:17 AM
urad dal
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 on 24 Feb 22 01:20 PM


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Tarla Dalal    Thank you for the feedback. Please keep reviewing recipes and articles you love.
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24 Feb 22 05:12 PM
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 on 29 May 21 08:32 PM


is the vada made out of this dal healthy? will vada alter the glycemic index ?
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Tarla Dalal    Yes, the vada made with urad dal is healthy but if it is not fried. You can make the vada in an appe mould or on a tava or in a pan as done in the recipe of https://www.tarladalal.com/low-cal-dahi-vada--non--fried-snacks--33325r. For the glycemic index of cooked food the index will have to be measured separately.
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31 May 21 02:02 PM
urad dal
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 on 22 Sep 20 11:03 AM


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Tarla Dalal    Sita thanks for the feedback !!! keep reviewing recipes, articles you loved.
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22 Sep 20 01:35 PM
pineapple juice
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 on 08 Apr 20 06:20 PM