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| Alee |
Posted - May 28 2007 : 11:50:44 AM
This is a great recipe.
1 lb of Lentils
One Cup "real" rice (The long cook stuff, not Minute Rice)
6 cups of water for the lentils + however much water your rice says (Mine says 1 3/4 cups for 1 cup rice)
Chicken base concentrate.
Rinse both lentils and rice. Put large sauce pan on hot burner. Create chicken base by combining all water and base concentrate. Cook lentils according to instructions on bag. Add rice when you have just enough time left for it to cook. I needed to cook my lentils for about 35 minutes and the rice for 20.
The chicken base gives enough salty flavor so I wouldn't add any extra unless you like really salty foods. You can eat as is or jazz it up if you like spicey food. I would try some red pepper flakes if you like it spicey.
Alee |
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| delebra |
Posted - May 28 2007 : 2:11:58 PM
I had leftover brown rice, some canned lentils, and some fresh spinach, so I sauteed some chopped onion and garlic in olive oil, added the spinach, lentils, and some ground cumin and turmeric (both natural inflammatories as well as tasting good), oregano and thyme, let it cook a bit and added the rice till it was all warmed up. I had to add a little water to keep it from drying out, but it was delicious! I used twice as much rice as lentils. |
| BotanicalBath |
Posted - May 28 2007 : 12:38:33 PM
When I make bean soap it is never the same... but I do the clean out the fridge and freezer thing. It is never the same twice, and some times it is better than others.
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| Alee |
Posted - May 28 2007 : 12:28:47 PM
Sounds yummy! |
| Bluewrenn |
Posted - May 28 2007 : 12:00:15 PM
I'm making a lentil and barley soup right now, trying to use up a ham soup bone. It has onions, garlic, celery, diced tomatoes, ham, barley, lentils, 6 c. water and spices all dumped into the crock pot and cooked.
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