Stewed Lentils with Bacon and Herbs
Show: Secrets of a Restaurant Chef
Episode: The Secret to Grilled Salmon
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By 8sabrina8
Hollywood, CA
on May 20, 2013
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Since discovering Anne Burrell I have developed a love for cooking. This recipe is PHENOMENAL. The Fennel, Vinegar and Mustard are an amazing marriage to the celery, onions and carrots. I really wish the nay sayers that give her negative remarks for double dipping on a TELEVISION SHOW where nobody sits to eat her food at the end but herself would...go and sit in a tree somewhere. She is cooking in a home setting I double dip in MY OWN kitchen when I make food for MYSELF... really people you are missing the gifts that she is giving us!
By osharono
on February 20, 2013
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The best lentils I have made - even though all I had was fennel seed which I crushed and cooked the lentils with. Will do this again with the fresh stuff.
By drbassoon
on February 27, 2012
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LOVED it. Ridiculously delicious. I'll probably drain some of the bacon fat off next time. I forgot to say - I happen to love vinegar so I used it and the mustard as the recipe calls for and it blew my mind with yumminess. I would not change the proportions for the world!
By CavesBeach
Caves Beach
on October 01, 2011
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Anne's show has only just come to Australian cable TV. I am enjoying the episodes I have seen so far - the meals are suitable for my family, and it is great learning so many tips and techniques from a professional chef and instructor.
I am trying to do more with legumes (had a few shocking results with Indian so far! so I just made these lentils for dinner. I used thinly sliced pancetta instead of bacon. I deglazed the pan with 2 tablespoons of red wine vinegar, which worked out nicely. Unfortunately, I didn't see the comments about the mustard - for me, three tablespoons is over the top and overwhelms the dish. I suspect my four-year-old won't like it, but fingers crossed.
I will make this dish again, but will cut down on the mustard.
By Jeaninems
Danville
on September 15, 2011
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I was so excited to see this episode...I had everything in my fridge...even the fennel from my farm box...I was wondering hat to do with the fennel...this was the perfect answer...this is a delicious recipe. My 5 year old and not quite two year old loved it!!! I'll make this again!
By serious cook
on February 15, 2011
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I fixed these, and based on reading the other reviews, I cut the vinegar down to 1/4 cup. I found even that to be a bit much vinegar, but otherwise these were wonderful! Next time I'll start with 1 Tablespoon vinegar, taste, and then go from there.
By Amateur Cook in NH
New Hampshire
on January 29, 2011
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Delicious! Based on other reviews, I used only 1/4c of the vinegar which I think worked well. Also, I threw in 1/2c of diced parsnips with the other veggies. Served with roast chicken and beets -- it was a big hit and we'll definitely make this again. Thanks Anne!
By srcpod_10333903
covington, GA
on January 22, 2011
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QUESTION:
I've never made lentils before. All the vegetables and dried lentils were rinsed before cooking them. After the lentils finished cooking and absorbing the vegetable stock, I thought they had almost a sandy texture. Also the the broth (after removing the lentils had a dark looking sludge at the bottom. Did anyone else experience this?
By margiebenitez_1...
Katy, 83
on January 17, 2011
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I don't even like lentils and OMG -- these were DELICIOUS!! Thanks Anne!
By melissa_s
Charlotte, NC
on August 01, 2010
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I love this recipe for lentils!! I've had them a few times before and have never really liked them. It always seemed like they were very bland. Not so with this recipe! I did follow the advice of others and really cut down on the vinegar (I used only 2 tablespoons but the recipe would have still been fine with up to 4 tablespoons -- no more though. It's really easy and fast to make too. i had it again the day after and it only got better. Yum!!