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]]>Create savory lentil burgers by blending cooked lentils with herbs, spices, and breadcrumbs. Form them into patties and pan-fry or bake for a meat-free alternative.
Mix cooked lentils with sautéed veggies, rice, or quinoa, and spices. Stuff the mixture into hollowed-out bell peppers, bake, and top with cheese.
Experiment with various lentil-based soups—combine red lentils for a creamy texture, green or brown lentils for a heartier base, or even make a lentil curry soup!
Simmer cooked lentils with a tangy tomato sauce, onions, and peppers. Serve the mixture on toasted buns for a healthy take on the classic Sloppy Joe.
Season cooked lentils with taco spices and use them as a filling for tacos or wraps. Add classic toppings and enjoy!
Blend cooked lentils with tomatoes, garlic, and herbs to create a rich and hearty pasta sauce. Pair it with your favorite pasta for a nourishing and warm meal.
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]]>The liquid you cook your lentils in matters. If you put it in plain water, even if it’s salted, it’s not going to taste as amazing as it could. Instead, use at least half stock and half water so your lentils get more flavor. Even if it’s just water you boiled with garlic and onion for 5 minutes, it’s better than nothing.
Also, don’t be afraid to use too much liquid. If they’re done before they absorb all the water, you can just drain them, but it’s always better to start with more liquid than have too little.
There are tons of different kinds of lentils, and depending on what you’re cooking, you might be using the wrong kind. For example, if you want to make an Indian-style stew or soup, the best kind to use is red lentils because they get really creamy and mushy. However, if you want to use them in a salad, red lentils will not leave you with an appetizing looking or tasting meal.
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]]>Create savory lentil burgers by blending cooked lentils with herbs, spices, and breadcrumbs. Form them into patties and pan-fry or bake for a meat-free alternative.
Mix cooked lentils with sautéed veggies, rice, or quinoa, and spices. Stuff the mixture into hollowed-out bell peppers, bake, and top with cheese.
Experiment with various lentil-based soups—combine red lentils for a creamy texture, green or brown lentils for a heartier base, or even make a lentil curry soup!
Simmer cooked lentils with a tangy tomato sauce, onions, and peppers. Serve the mixture on toasted buns for a healthy take on the classic Sloppy Joe.
Season cooked lentils with taco spices and use them as a filling for tacos or wraps. Add classic toppings and enjoy!
Blend cooked lentils with tomatoes, garlic, and herbs to create a rich and hearty pasta sauce. Pair it with your favorite pasta for a nourishing and warm meal.
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]]>The post You’re Probably Making These Mistakes with your Lentils appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>The liquid you cook your lentils in matters. If you put it in plain water, even if it’s salted, it’s not going to taste as amazing as it could. Instead, use at least half stock and half water so your lentils get more flavor. Even if it’s just water you boiled with garlic and onion for 5 minutes, it’s better than nothing.
Also, don’t be afraid to use too much liquid. If they’re done before they absorb all the water, you can just drain them, but it’s always better to start with more liquid than have too little.
There are tons of different kinds of lentils, and depending on what you’re cooking, you might be using the wrong kind. For example, if you want to make an Indian-style stew or soup, the best kind to use is red lentils because they get really creamy and mushy. However, if you want to use them in a salad, red lentils will not leave you with an appetizing looking or tasting meal.
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