Seekh Moong Kabab

Written By: Evergreendishesdev
Published on: February 4, 2018

Kabab or kebab have been very popular these days. Though originated in Middle eastern Asia, they have now become popular world wide. It is usually pieces of meat or vegetables  binded together on  a skewer and grilled or roasted. But today, I find that they can be put on a skewer or made into flat round balls and  served.These make excellent starters and today I find them to be a guilt free food for us. Here is one healthy, Seekh Moong Kebab for you.

When the theme of our blog hop was decided as “biryani and kebab” I really tried, searched and made my own versions by making a few changes. But, on the final day, I did post only one recipe and that was of Brown rice Biryani.

Seekh moong kabab is healthy and tasty, something different from the usual routine. I have served it with tzatziki dip. You can also use mint chutney.

Ingredients :

  • Split moong 1 cup
  • potatoes boiled 2
  • boiled peas 1cup
  • onion finely chopped 1
  • bread crumbs 1bowl
  • chilli powder 1 1/2 tsp
  • amchur powder 1/2 tsp
  • chat masala 1/2 tsp
  • salt
  • corn flour with water
  • oil
seekh moong kebabs

seekh moong kebabs

Method :

Boil the moong with one cup of water. Let all the water evaporate. You can mash it with the back of the ladle. Let it cool. Add the potatoes, onion , peas and all the other spice powders to it.

Make balls of it, flatten it between palms and keep aside.

Mix cornflour and water to a paste.

Heat a skillet. I prefer using  Nirlep appliances, they last for a long time. You can check them.Take a patty dip it in the paste and put it on the skillet. Put some oil on it.  Allow to cook on both sides until golden brown in colour.

Seekh moong  kabab is ready to serve.

I love Nirlep appliances. They are one of the renowed manufacturers of non stick cookwares. They are of good quality and last for many years.

seekh moong kebabs

seekh moong kebabs

A few other kabab recipes from the blog:

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35 Comments

    • Jayashree

      Thankyou dear Vani

  1. Piyali

    The Moong dal kebabs look delicious Jaya. I have bookmarked the recipe and am going to make them one of these days. Will let you know once I make them. Thanks for the lovely recipe dear.

    • Jayashree

      Piyali thanks to you too. You make my day with your lovely comments !

  2. kushi

    love this healthy and yummy kabab dear

    • Jayashree

      Thankyou so much dear Kushi

  3. Gauri

    These look great 🙂 I had made similar ones adding veggies too. Loving these

    • Jayashree

      Now, I need to try that with veggies Gauri, many thanks

  4. Anu Nagaraja

    lovely one Jaya looks soo inviting and perfect!

    • Jayashree

      Thankyou Anu

  5. Rafeeda - The Big Sweet Tooth

    The moong dal kebabs sounds like a nice dish to try for a light dinner or even a good snack for tea time… so well made, and also nothing that doesn’t go well with a yogurt dip!

    • Jayashree

      Thankyou Rafeeda, the yoghurt dip pairs well with it.

  6. Vidya Narayan

    These are delicious and a healthy way to include lentils and veggies in the form of a quick snack. I make these with masoor dal and paneer too. Great share.

    • Jayashree

      I need to try with masoor dal now. Thanks for the visit Vidya

  7. theyellowdaal

    I am a great fan of moong daal and now I can enjoy this a a kebab. Thanks for sharing, will try this soon?

    • Jayashree

      Moong is good for health too. Thanks Avin, do try it.

  8. Nivedita Thadani

    Basically I am a kabab lover but lazy to make. Lovely Colour. But doesn’t green moong gives that strong flavour?? I must try once. Recipe looks easy. Thank you Jayashree.

    • Jayashree

      NIvedita, this is made of moong dal, the yellow lentil. Do give a try.