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Cooking Lentils
You’ll need 1 cup of dried lentils, 1 ½ cups of water or broth/stock, an onion, garlic, herbs (optional), salt, and a cooking pot.
You’ll need 1 cup of dried lentils, 1 ½ cups of water or broth/stock, an onion, garlic, herbs (optional), salt, and a cooking pot.
- Pour 1 ½ cups of water or broth into a pot and boil it in medium to high heat.
- Add the cup of lentils when the water boils. You may add onions, garlic cloves, and fresh herbs if you like. Do not add salt while cooking, as this tends to harden the lentils. Any acidic ingredients like lemon juice, vinegar or tomatoes must also be added after cooking.
- Boil in medium to high heat for 3-5 minutes then reduce to a simmer for 10-15 minutes.
- The cooking time for lentils varies depending on the type. To make sure that you do not overcook the lentils, start tasting after 15-20 minutes. It should be tender but not mushy. Cook for another 5 minutes if you want it to be a bit more tender.
- Plate and serve. Enjoy!
- Older types of lentils will cook for a longer period of time than fresher ones. If buying ones which are packed, check any the cooking instructions included with it.
- The ratio for cooking lentils is 1 ½ cup liquid per 1 cup lentils. Adding too much liquid will result in a soggy dish.
- You may use any kind of broth/stock you want - vegetable, chicken, or beef stock.
- There are different types of lentils, with different cooking times. Make sure that when you cook lentils, you do not cook different types in one pot
Cooking Lentils
You’ll need 1 cup of dried lentils, 1 ½ cups of water or broth/stock, an onion, garlic, herbs (optional), salt, and a cooking pot.
Tips in Cooking Lentils
- Pour 1 ½ cups of water or broth into a pot and boil it in medium to high heat.
- Add the cup of lentils when the water boils. You may add onions, garlic cloves, and fresh herbs if you like. Do not add salt while cooking, as this tends to harden the lentils. Any acidic ingredients like lemon juice, vinegar or tomatoes must also be added after cooking.
- Boil in medium to high heat for 3-5 minutes then reduce to a simmer for 10-15 minutes.
- The cooking time for lentils varies depending on the type. To make sure that you do not overcook the lentils, start tasting after 15-20 minutes. It should be tender but not mushy. Cook for another 5 minutes if you want it to be a bit more tender.
- Plate and serve. Enjoy!
Says each dif type of lentil varies the cooking time.
- Older types of lentils will cook for a longer period of time than fresher ones. If buying ones which are packed, check any the cooking instructions included with it.
- The ratio for cooking lentils is 1 ½ cup liquid per 1 cup lentils. Adding too much liquid will result in a soggy dish.
- You may use any kind of broth/stock you want - vegetable, chicken, or beef stock.
- There are different types of lentils, with different cooking times. Make sure that when you cook lentils, you do not cook different types in one pot
tks c. i give this to my cook next week and give it a shot. close to the directions on the bags i have but they said to blend it vs serving it in the soup
what a bunch of fucken bull shit. typical as to why your sinking fast. total racist and didnt do a lick of real work in all the years she collected a large check, now she's just looking for much more free money for NO Fucken work. lazy bitch
WASHINGTON -- The woman who was forced to quit the Agriculture Department after a video misrepresented her message on discrimination has refused an offer to return to work at the USDA, saying she needs a break.
Shirley Sherrod, who was at the center of a firestorm over a tape that was edited to suggest that she had once declined to assist a farmer because he was white, may take a consulting job with the Agriculture Department when recommendations on how to encourage outreach and advocacy at USDA are complete.
Sherrod said she was tempted to take the offer in the civil rights office but ultimately declined.
"I've enjoyed my work at the USDA. I did enjoy that work and want to see that work continue. I just don't think at this point I can do this," she said.
"It doesn't mean I'm not interested in that work, because I certainly am. I was working on many of those issues before coming to work in government," she said, adding that she hopes to work on many of these issues in the future.
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Noting that she hopes new systems will reduce instances of discrimination, Sherrod said, "I don't want to be the one to test it."
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"I disappointed the president, I disappointed this administration, I disappointed the country, I disappointed Shirley. I have to live with that," Vilsack said.
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WASHINGTON -- The woman who was forced to quit the Agriculture Department after a video misrepresented her message on discrimination has refused an offer to return to work at the USDA, saying she needs a break.
Shirley Sherrod, who was at the center of a firestorm over a tape that was edited to suggest that she had once declined to assist a farmer because he was white, may take a consulting job with the Agriculture Department when recommendations on how to encourage outreach and advocacy at USDA are complete.
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"I've enjoyed my work at the USDA. I did enjoy that work and want to see that work continue. I just don't think at this point I can do this," she said.
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"That doesn't fit what she needs, what she wants and what she deserves," Vilsack said.
Noting that she hopes new systems will reduce instances of discrimination, Sherrod said, "I don't want to be the one to test it."
Vilsack said he takes complete responsibility for forcing Sherrod to resign in the hours after a tape of her addressing a Georgia NAACP Freedom Fund banquet was released by conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart. But he denied that he spoke to anyone at the White House before his aide, Deputy Undersecretary Cheryl Cook, told Sherrod to hand in her resignation.
"I disappointed the president, I disappointed this administration, I disappointed the country, I disappointed Shirley. I have to live with that," Vilsack said.
"Her comments were taken totally and completely out of context ... and the main message was entirely consistent with what we're trying to do," he said.
what a bunch of fucken bull shit. typical as to why your sinking fast. total racist and didnt do a lick of real work in all the years she collected a large check, now she's just looking for much more free money for NO Fucken work. lazy bitch
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Shirley Sherrod, who was at the center of a firestorm over a tape that was edited to suggest that she had once declined to assist a farmer because he was white, may take a consulting job with the Agriculture Department when recommendations on how to encourage outreach and advocacy at USDA are complete.
Sherrod said she was tempted to take the offer in the civil rights office but ultimately declined.
"I've enjoyed my work at the USDA. I did enjoy that work and want to see that work continue. I just don't think at this point I can do this," she said.
"It doesn't mean I'm not interested in that work, because I certainly am. I was working on many of those issues before coming to work in government," she said, adding that she hopes to work on many of these issues in the future.
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"I disappointed the president, I disappointed this administration, I disappointed the country, I disappointed Shirley. I have to live with that," Vilsack said.
"Her comments were taken totally and completely out of context ... and the main message was entirely consistent with what we're trying to do," he said.
Nobody has the balls to hold her accountable, just sweep it underneath the carpet and hope it goes away.
Nobody has the balls to hold her accountable, just sweep it underneath the carpet and hope it goes away.
everyone should start working on creating jobs vs all this bull shit. stop the unecessary regulations and class actions and get everyone back to work
oh, and kill the party system as well
time to get to work
pc did one of the best jobs coming up with something simple on his road dog, just like the old jb 20 but keeps on ticking with another 16 inning 3-1 winner yesterday and keeps on rolling along. nice job pc
and the best part 3-1 on the waldo yesterday as well. and jj also lost the VIS but everyone is fadding that anyway. oh well cant win them all
and the best part 3-1 on the waldo yesterday as well. and jj also lost the VIS but everyone is fadding that anyway. oh well cant win them all
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