- Time
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Prep:
Total:
- Difficulty
- very easy
- Yield
- 4–8 serves • 3000 g
Processes
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Onions, chopped (2 cups)320 g
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Celery, sliced (½ cup + 2 tbsp + 2 tsp)70 g
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Mushrooms, fresh, coarsley chopped (½ cup)60 g
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01Combine in a large stock pot or sauce pan over medium heat.
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02Sauté until slightly softened, about .
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French green lentils (1¼ cup)250 g
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Vegetable stock or water (6 cups)1500 g
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03Add to pot, cover and bring to boil.
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04Uncover and simmer, stirring occasionally, for . Skim as necessary.
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Tomatoes; diced (canned, with liquids) (1½ cup)400 g
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Yam or sweet potato, diced 10 mm / ⅜" (¾ cup)100 g
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Potato, diced 10 mm / ⅜" (¾ cup)100 g
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Cauliflower florets (1 cup)100 g
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Broccoli florets (1 cup)100 g
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6 g
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2 g
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Garlic powder (1 tsp)3.1 g
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Salt (optional) (2½ tsp)7 g
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05Add to pot and stir to combine.
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06Cover and simmer .
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Swiss chard (or other greens), coarsley chopped (3 cups)100 g
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07Add to pot and stir to combine.
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08Simmer until lentils and vegetables are fully tender, about .
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The mushrooms in step 02 make it possible to saute the vegetables without oil. They release a lot of water. When they stop releasing water and the liquid dries up, it is a good time to move on the next step.
Fresh tomatoes also work in this recipe. Use 200 g / 7 oz fresh tomatoes (deseeded) with 200 g / 7 oz passata.
Categorisation
- Category
- stew
- Meal
- dinner lunch
- Diet
- vegan vegetarian
- Tags
- curried curry lentils one-pot plant-based vegan