While
most places have been greeted by the arrival of spring, the
blossoming of flora, and the abundance of vegetables in the past few
weeks, Quebec still remains under 10 degrees most of the time. In
fact, we still had some snow here and there until just a week ago.
The temperature finally rose! Most of the spring vegetables are not
usually out for another few weeks. By this time, I'm already itching
for something a little lighter and more cleansing for a change.
Showing posts with label lentils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lentils. Show all posts
28.4.14
28.2.14
The Perfect French Green Lentils 如何煮法式綠扁豆
Many
years ago, before I knew much about cooking, I was making a recipe
that called for French green lentils and used Indian green lentils
instead, thinking they were the same thing. It is easy to confuse
them, since they're both green. Especially in the US, unless you go
to a specialty store or a health food store, you won't find many
varieties of lentils. Though the two lentils are similar in color,
French lentils are darker, smaller, and hold their shape much better
after cooking. They're also called Puy lentils (lentilles du Puy)
because they're originally grown in the French region, Puy.
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