
Red lentils
Red lentils legumes rich in protein, iron and fiber. The taste and color on your plate will fascinate you!
Price range: 1.00€ through 4.00€
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Ideal for soups & creative dishes
- Red lentils with a soft texture and slightly sweet flavor.
- They cook quickly (15–20 minutes) without any soaking necessary.
- Ideal for soups, purees, salads and vegetarian dishes.
- They go excellently with curry, cumin and turmeric.
Why choose it?
- Natural legume
- Source of vegetable protein & vegetable fiber
- They melt when boiling, giving a creamy texture
- Ideal for soups & creative dishes
Description
With its characteristic deep red color, it provides unaltered protein and fiber content that enhance your diet. Ideal choice for rich recipes such as hot soups and refreshing salads. With the addition of red lentils, your food acquires a new dimension in taste, color and nutritional value.
What to cook with red lentils
Red lentils are a great legume that you can use in a variety of recipes. Their soft texture and sweet flavor make them ideal for a variety of dishes.
- Red lentil soup: A hearty soup, ideal for cold days. You can enrich it with various aromatics and vegetables.
- Lentils with rice: A simple and delicious dish, ideal for everyday meals. You can also add a little minced meat for a richer flavor.
- Red lentil salad: Cool the cooked lentils and add them to a refreshing salad with tomato, cucumber, onion and feta cheese.
- Lentil cutlets: You can make delicious cutlets from boiled lentils, ideal for vegetarians and vegans.
- Lentil burgers: A delicious substitute for classic burgers.
- With curry: Red lentils go great with various spices, such as curry, turmeric, and cumin.
- With chicken or pork: Combine lentils with grilled chicken or pork for a complete meal.
- With pasta: Add boiled lentils to a pasta dish for a richer flavor.
- Cooking: Red lentils cook very quickly, usually in 15-20 minutes.
- Scent: Add various aromatics, such as onion, garlic, bay leaf, coriander, and cumin, to enhance the flavor of the lentils.




