Anonymous
Post 10/24/2013 14:20     Subject: What to do with canned lentils?
Chorizo and Lentil Stew. Sautee and onion and some bell pepper and garlic, when soft add some chorizo to the pot and brown it. When this is done, add 2 cups of chicken or beef broth, a can of diced tomatoes, the canned lentils, a can of cannellini beans and bring to a boil. Yum!
Anonymous
Post 10/23/2013 22:39     Subject: Re:What to do with canned lentils?
Anonymous wrote:I had no idea canned lentils existed!


+1
Anonymous
Post 10/23/2013 22:18     Subject: What to do with canned lentils?
Anonymous wrote:Lentil soup might work, too, since they are supposed to get mushy anyway.


This. Purée after cooking to make it more chowder like. Yum.
Anonymous
Post 10/23/2013 22:11     Subject: Re:What to do with canned lentils?
I had no idea canned lentils existed!
Anonymous
Post 10/23/2013 13:08     Subject: What to do with canned lentils?
Yeah I don't see why you need to do anything differenty with them. Make your normal recipe but rinse the lentils very well and add them close to the end of cooking.
Anonymous
Post 10/23/2013 09:53     Subject: What to do with canned lentils?
Lentil soup might work, too, since they are supposed to get mushy anyway.
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2013 10:44     Subject: What to do with canned lentils?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Husband did the shopping and I didn't specify I wanted dry lentils. What can I do with the two cans he bought?


Drain them and rinse them in water and let sit to dry out a bit. In one pan, saute an onion with garlic ( I usually use 3 cloves) until fragrant and onions have started to turn golden. Squeeze in juice of half a lemon (or more depending on your like for lemons) and add in lentils. Stir in plain greek yogurt and then mix that in with some rice or fettuccine.


This sounds great. To be clear, I am seeking suggestions on how to prepare them. I do intend to eat them


It is really good. I've done it with both dry and canned lentils (I too learned to be specific if DH does grocery shopping). Not a HUGE difference in the two, just make sure you REALLY rinse the lentils before using them.
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2013 10:40     Subject: What to do with canned lentils?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Husband did the shopping and I didn't specify I wanted dry lentils. What can I do with the two cans he bought?


Drain them and rinse them in water and let sit to dry out a bit. In one pan, saute an onion with garlic ( I usually use 3 cloves) until fragrant and onions have started to turn golden. Squeeze in juice of half a lemon (or more depending on your like for lemons) and add in lentils. Stir in plain greek yogurt and then mix that in with some rice or fettuccine.


This sounds great. To be clear, I am seeking suggestions on how to prepare them. I do intend to eat them
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2013 10:33     Subject: What to do with canned lentils?
Eat them?
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2013 10:32     Subject: What to do with canned lentils?
Anonymous wrote:Husband did the shopping and I didn't specify I wanted dry lentils. What can I do with the two cans he bought?


Drain them and rinse them in water and let sit to dry out a bit. In one pan, saute an onion with garlic ( I usually use 3 cloves) until fragrant and onions have started to turn golden. Squeeze in juice of half a lemon (or more depending on your like for lemons) and add in lentils. Stir in plain greek yogurt and then mix that in with some rice or fettuccine.
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2013 10:30     Subject: What to do with canned lentils?
Throw them in a stew or a pie?
Anonymous
Post 10/22/2013 10:27     Subject: What to do with canned lentils?
Husband did the shopping and I didn't specify I wanted dry lentils. What can I do with the two cans he bought?