We tossed in
some cooked black beluga lentils with the leftovers last night for some added protein and it was amazing.
Not exact matches
Or, even faster -
cooking,
black beluga lentils, which are fabulous in salads.
French green
lentils or
black lentils (also called
beluga lentils) are much heartier and retain a slight chew to them but take longer to
cook; they also have a slightly peppery flavor.
Cooked French or
beluga lentils over a dollop of yogurt, plus finely chopped herbs and a crack of
black pepper?
1 cup
beluga lentils, soaked in cold water overnight 2 large onions 2 cloves garlic 1 head kale, rinsed thoroughly Ancient Organics ghee 1/2 lb dried farro spaghetti,
cooked according to the package extra virgin olive oil Maldon sea salt fresh ground
black pepper
For the vinaigrette 5 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil 3 tbsp white balsamic vinegar a drizzle of honey or agave nectar fine sea salt & freshly ground
black pepper, to taste
Cook the
beluga lentils al dente according to packet instructions.
Black beluga lentils are small, shiny black when cooked - resembling ca
Black beluga lentils are small, shiny
black when cooked - resembling ca
black when
cooked - resembling caviar.
You may also come across other colours, including
black lentils (often called
Beluga lentils because they look like caviar when they're
cooked) and white
lentils (which are basically skinned, split
black lentils).
French green
lentils or
black lentils (also called
beluga lentils) are much heartier and retain a slight chew to them but take longer to
cook; they also have a slightly peppery flavor.