Weekend Chef brings you delicious macrobiotic recipes a few days ahead of time so you can prepare for a healthy weekend.
This lentil stew will fill you up and keep you warm all winter long!
Kerstin’s Lentil Stew
- 2 c. dry lentils
- 1 c. buckwheat (or other grain such as barley)
- 6 c. water
- 2 vegan/vegetarian bullion cubes (or the equivalent in spices: basil, thyme, tarragon, tumeric, oregano, garlic, and whatever else you like, to taste)
- salt to taste
- one onion, chopped
- 8 cloves garlic, minced
- 4 carrots, grated
Throw the lentils & buckwheat in a stock pot with water and bullion cubes/spices, and some salt — boil for a good half hour or so, until the lentils & grain are close to being cooked; meanwhile, saute chopped onion & garlic in a skillet until the onions turn clear; grate carrots & put them in a crockpot. Add onions to carrots, then pour lentils w/ stock into the crockpot. mix it all up & let it simmer for 6-8 hours. this warms the whole house with a glorious smell & will make your neighbors jealous (if you live in an apartment like we do) … We ended up serving it over brown rice for a GREAT stew.
Tags: garlic, lentil, lentils, macrobiotic, onion, soup, stew, vegan, vegetarian
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I made this dish yesterday adding sliced burdock root, dried daikon and dried mushrooms. When it was cooked through, I added splashes of balsamic vinegar and soy sauce to season. Thank youf or sharing this easy meal idea!
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