Bhatt ki Dal
Bhatt ki Dal
From Urgam, Chamoli
8,200 ft
Black soybean from the Garhwal highlands. The star of Garhwali cuisine. Rich, umami-heavy, and high in protein. Cooked as dubuk (dry) or as a silky dal.
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Origin
- Village
- Urgam, Chamoli
- Altitude
- 8,200 ft
- Harvest
- October 2025
- Cluster
- Urgam Valley Collective
- Water Source
- Glacial snowmelt
- Batch
- UK-2024-10-BKD
Origin Region
Nutrition (per 100g, raw)
Energy432 kcal
Protein43.2 g
Carbs20.9 g
Fiber6 g
Fat19.9 g
Iron10.4 mg
Source: IFCT 2017 / NIN Hyderabad
How to Cook
Soak: 10â12 hours (overnight)
Cook time: 40â50 minutes
Pressure cooker: 7â8 whistles after soaking
- Soak overnight. Drain and rinse.
- For dubuk: dry roast soaked bhatt, then grind coarsely.
- Cook the ground paste with spices in iron kadhai.
- For dal: pressure cook whole, then temper with ghee and spices.
- Finish with a generous helping of ghee.
Tips
đĄ Dubuk style is the Garhwali classic â try it first.
đĄ Iron kadhai recommended for best results.
đĄ Pairs beautifully with mandua roti or steamed rice.
Tested. Not just claimed.
Every batch is independently lab-tested before packaging.
âMoisture Content: 9.8% (safe <14%)
âPesticide Residue: Not Detected
âHeavy Metals: Within safe limits
Lab: Arbro Pharmaceuticals, Delhi (NABL) (NABL accredited)