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Note: This tasty recipe now has a pressure cooker option, thanks to my lovely new pressure cooker, and The Veggie Queen's new pressure cookbook, available as an ebook.
For this lentil curry soup recipe, we use the small red lentils, known as Masoor Dahl, available in many natural food stores, or Indian groceries. They are light, easily digested, and cook very quickly.
This red lentil soup recipe has many possible variations. The yam complements the red lentils very well, but add or substitute whatever vegetables you wish.
Other kinds of lentils will work too, but they'll take longer to cook, and should be soaked.
6 Servings: This soup is good served with a scoop of rice, and a couple of Indian chapatis or tortillas, or any kind of sandwich. It's also good with orange raisin scones or oatmeal date nut muffins.
Nutrition Data Per Serving, 135 g: 232 calories, 33 g carbohydrate, 8 g fat, 412 mg sodium, 6 g dietary fiber, 9 g protein, low in Cholesterol, good source of Dietary Fiber, Copper and Manganese, very good source of Vit A and Vit C. Estimated glycemic load: 13.
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