Look for a finely-powdered, free flowing urad dal flour. Also look out for any discoloration and lumpiness.
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Description
Split Pulse Urd (Urad Dal)Flour is prepared by grinding dried, split black gram pulse(after removing testa or the seed coat) into a fine, pale-white powder. It is widely popular for preparing South Indian dishes and can also be used as a thickener in soups, curries and gravies.