pikmin1388
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Oh damn are you ok? Did you get the aftercare you needed?
I'm good, enjoying my time at work relaxing a bit.
Aftercare ? I was home alone ,
Relaxing at work ? Tut tut lol
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Oh damn are you ok? Did you get the aftercare you needed?
I'm good, enjoying my time at work relaxing a bit.
Aftercare ? I was home alone ,
Relaxing at work ? Tut tut lol
Hoping this thread is a hit!
For the record, my lentil soup turned out awesome. I'm having it now with butter and crusty bread.
The bone was super meaty (wink wink) and did a great job. I used orange lentils.
I probably could have not cooked them so long, but what do I do when I'm asleep? It's a creamy soup, not much texture from the lentils. Probably better about 3 hours ago... Whaddaya do?
I've never known orange/red lentils to keep much texture. They always fall apart and get creamy. Makes for a cozy soup. I love them. I make a nice stew with red lentils, quinoa, and chicken sometimes.
Guess I'm not hip to the subtle differences between lentils. I bought the ones they had at my local grocer. I was planning on doing a plain old Navy bean soup, but decided to go with something different this time. Mrs Wetsider has declared that I shall no longer make Navy bean soup, but instead all ham bone soups shall be lentil soup.
Guess I'm not hip to the subtle differences between lentils. I bought the ones they had at my local grocer. I was planning on doing a plain old Navy bean soup, but decided to go with something different this time. Mrs Wetsider has declared that I shall no longer make Navy bean soup, but instead all ham bone soups shall be lentil soup.
I can help you get hip to the lentils.
Red/orange - they tend to fall apart, as you now know. So nice for thicker/pureed soups and stews. I'm a fan.
Brown/green - they are your basic, workhorse lentil, the ones most people I know think of when you say lentil.
Black lentils - these will most likely keep their shape and texture. A bit firmer than brown/green. Good for lentil salads.
French green/du Puy lentils - smaller than regular lentils, they cook faster. These hold their shape quite well, so also great for salads. I never see them in regular grocery stores here, so maybe a little harder to find.
That's all the off-the-cuff lentil knowledge I have.![]()
What will you do with your navy beans now?![]()
Wow! What a place this is! Kinky talk and pictures, recipes and now an in depth breakdown of the merits of various legumes. We've got a bit of everything in here.
I dunno. Probably just let then hang out alone, being all dry and beany and shit.
I miss all the hot stuff! Can we talknow?
I miss all the hot stuff! Can we talknow?
Hey baby, wanna shuck?![]()
I use the chicken and beef rather than boullion or stock, can't see why the ham wouldn't just as yummy.
Nice!
Hi ya all, looks like a busy day on the boards.
How is everybody.
Not very busy at all, other than a bit of lentils and corn. I'm doing quite well, and yourself?
Yes I am doing very well thanks.
I Spent all day redoing work I did last week because someone else f'd up.
Mind you I did tell them last week it wouldn't work anyway, but that's the way they roll, so I was prepared for it anyway
Never mind they are still paying me so that all that matters.![]()
And now you get to rest a bit before doing it all again tomorrow?
Heheheheh, I wish lot of the work has to be done out of hours while people are not using the system, so I have to log in later when I am sue they have all left, and do some rearranging of the filing system.![]()
Oh no! Well, I hope that won't take too much of your time tonight.