Lentil soup recipes are best for keeping warm and keeping your tire under watch, especially in winter. Today, lentil soup is an important decision for some people. It is an excellent alternative to soup.

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What you really need are two tablespoons of olive oil, three minced onions, three carrots and six cloves of garlic, in addition to splitting them well, a teaspoon of crushed oregano, teaspoon of thyme leaves, cubed tomatoes, tomato juice, and half a cup of lentils, green,ة tablespoon of salt, pepper and cheddar cheese for garnish. Pakistani-Recipes

Currently, here is a strategy for making lentil soup. Chop onions, carrots and garlic. Soak it in water until it decomposes. Until then, add potatoes, tomatoes and lentils. Stew for 60 minutes. The last ten minutes include green. Finally, add salt and pepper in the last five minutes.

Turn off the heater and leave it in a safe place for two minutes. Ready to serve, pour in a large bowl and serve hot. Enhance the flavor of soup with cheddar cheese. However, he is free to make a decision.

Lentil soup recipe is the best. It is also called Dal in some countries or regions. It is a dish rich in protein, fiber and nutritious. The appearance. This is the main nutrient food in many countries.

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