Sentences with phrase «things about lentils»

For months now, I have heard nothing but good things about lentils.

Here's the great thing about lentils.

The nice thing about lentils in this recipe is that they're fairly dry, and lend themselves well to the texture of the patty.

One great thing about lentils is that, unlike dried beans, they cook up quickly without presoaking.

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I never knew lentils could be considered a spice — I love the way I am always learning new things about food from my fellow bloggers.

I've been feeling guilty though about how I've only been making sweet things lately, and not any inventive proper meals... so maybe I should try this lentil dish first

Let's talk about the best thing that has ever come of out my lentil - sized kitchen (Mr. FFF said that, not me) the whipped lemon ricotta filling.

One thing to be aware about the amount of lentil.

The most important thing to know about the lentil < — > bar situation is how much amazing protein and fiber the lentils bring to the table.

The thing is though, that I don't always have fermented rice and lentils to hand when he asks for the pancake and I know that instant versions are available in a packet and that too at the major supermarkets, but I worry about the amount of salt in them.

And in this healing process, I began jumping through so many diets, I last resort came back to Ayurveda, which I had heard about, I had done an Ayurvedic consultation in India, but I didn't really vibe with it because she was telling me I had to eat like all this ghee, and rice, and lentils, and these things that I was a vegan, so I didn't want to do that, especially as a raw vegan.

Another great thing about focusing on health and fitness (which go hand in hand) and not focusing on weight is that when you're not actually depriving yourself (granted you have to eat WFPB but you can make AMAZING recipes with this diet... I found even pasta was fine for me, but I used quinoa and / or lentil pasta, Ancient Harvest is really good) you don't end up binging on junk food.

Though I don't agree that if you can't store it for years, you shouldn't eat it, e.g. dried beans and legumes can last years and are amazing for our health Another awesome thing about getting our protein from beans and legumes (lentils, peas..)