The BEST Way To Serve Lentil Soup


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Lentil Fatteh is the best possible way to serve lentil soup. It combines a layer of crispy pitta bread with a rich and creamy lentil soup, that is topped with a tangy …

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  1. Amy Hubbard
    Amy Hubbard says:

    I just found your channel and I love it so much! I recommended it to all of my friends in our local vegan/vegetarian group. The idea of tasha is great because I really crave tangy flavors in my dishes.

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  2. Obes
    Obes says:

    So I just made this. Its delicious!

    The thick texture and warm bright flavors make it a wonderful winter soup. My wife and kids all loved it too.

    I'll definitely be watching more of your recipes

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  3. Preethi Partha
    Preethi Partha says:

    I'm so pleased I found your channel. It's so interesting how many commonalities of spice and lentil bases Indian and Middle Eastern cuisine share. I'm going to thoroughly enjoy trying this refreshing soup as we love a good dal.

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  4. Oolong
    Oolong says:

    I love lentils, any kind but I'm especially addicted to the everyday green lentils that are common in all grocery stores.
    If I made this but didn't blend would it be sacrilegious? I like vegetable chunks in my soup.

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  5. Detoneato
    Detoneato says:

    This method of adding an aroma oil with some acid right at the end is really similar to how ramen gets assembled in a bowl. So interesting to see this and this will taste great!

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  6. Iesika
    Iesika says:

    Everything's better with toasted pita! That looks fantastic! I've finished soups and curries with spice-infused oil before but it never occurred to me to add vinegar at that stage. I love lentils dressed with vinegar and oil so I can't wait to try the tasha!

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  7. pebbleleaf
    pebbleleaf says:

    I absolutely love you channel so much. A really good Middle Eastern food channel was missing on youtube and I am thankful that I found you! Would love a video on how to make your own veggie stock!

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