What do you love now, that you hated when you were younger?
I did not like to take moong ki dal during my childhood days. When moong dal is made then I did not take food at that time because I did not like to take moong ki dal during my childhood days. I did not like to take moong ki dal with rice or any dishes in the lunch and dinner during my childhood days.
But I like to take moong ki dal in our diet in the present time. Now, I like to take moong dal with rice and vegetables in the lunch and dinner in the present time. When my mother made moong ki dal then I like to take moong ki dal with roti, rice and several vegetables in our diet in the present time.
I did not like to take moong ki dal in our diet during my childhood days but now I like to take moong ki dal with roti, rice, and several vegetables in the lunch and dinner in the present time.
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I think very few children actually enjoy moong dal! 😄 But somehow, as we grow older, we begin to appreciate its simple comfort and end up eating it with great relish. Funny how our taste buds mature with us! 🤍✨
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Yes u rite 👍
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This is such a relatable one — moong dal is the perfect example of a food that means nothing to a kid and slowly becomes comfort itself as an adult. There’s something about the simple plates, dal with rice and a few vegetables, that you only appreciate once you’ve eaten enough fancier meals to know better. We watch our own kids push away things at the table that I’m fairly sure they’ll be cooking for themselves one day. Funny how our taste quietly catches up with us. Does your mother’s version still taste the best to you?
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Yes when we grow, the taste changes from time to time. Nowadays, I like moong ki dal
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