Eating On the Wild Side: the Missing Link to Optimum Health
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Black lentils—tiny lentils that are rarely found in supermarkets—are the most nutritious of all. They are also called beluga lentils because they look like beluga caviar, the most coveted and expensive variety. (James Bond prefers beluga caviar.) They are followed by Morton lentils, a brown variety developed by the USDA for winter hardiness. As of this writing, it is difficult to find Morton lentils, even on the Internet. The next most nutritious varieties are French (or green) lentils and red ...lentils, in that order. They are available in many large supermarkets. Look in the ethnic section.
Lentils are so small and absorbent that you don’t have to soak them before you cook them. You can start with dried lentils at 5:30 p.m. and serve lentil soup an hour later. Each variety of lentil has a slightly different response to heat. The common tan-colored lentils cook within twenty to thirty minutes and hold their shape when cooked. French lentils take about fifteen minutes longer to cook; they, too, hold their shape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Black lentils—tiny lentils that are rarely found in supermarkets—are the most nutritious of all. They are also called beluga lentils because they look like beluga caviar, the most coveted and expensive variety. (James Bond prefers beluga caviar.) They are followed by Morton lentils, a brown variety developed by the USDA for winter hardiness. As of this writing, it is difficult to find Morton lentils, even on the Internet. The next most nutritious varieties are French (or green) lentils and red ...lentils, in that order. They are available in many large supermarkets. Look in the ethnic section.
Lentils are so small and absorbent that you don’t have to soak them before you cook them. You can start with dried lentils at 5:30 p.m. and serve lentil soup an hour later. Each variety of lentil has a slightly different response to heat. The common tan-colored lentils cook within twenty to thirty minutes and hold their shape when cooked. French lentils take about fifteen minutes longer to cook; they, too, hold their shape.
What to read after Eating On the Wild Side: the Missing Link to Optimum Health?
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