Vegan Lentil Fesenjan is a cooperation with the company Müller’s Mühle, which offers a variety of legumes in excellent quality. I opted for the Pardina Lentils and am looking forward to this simple and sophisticated recipe. Dishes with lentils don’t have to be boring and offer a variety of options. I’m definitely a big lentil fan and enjoy trying different varieties. Green lentils, Beluga lentils, mountain lentils or as here, the fine Pardina lentils.
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Vegan lentils fesenjan
Let’s talk about the main ingredient of this fine dish right away and that is the Pardina lentils from the company Müller’s Mühle. They have a brown shell with yellow inside and are quite suitable for a vegan diet. The Pardina lentil is stable to cooking and remains firm to the bite without u disintegrating. It is rich in high quality vegetable protein and a very good source of iron. It is also particularly rich in fiber and contains little fat. The lentil variety scores with a high content of phosphorus, magnesium and thiamine, with a low salt content at the same time.
Pardina lentils are grown mainly in Spain, where they have a tradition of more than 800 years. The name Pardina comes from the Spanish “pardo” and simply means “brown”. Americans simply call them “Spanish brown lentils.” The main cultivation area of the Pardina lentil is in the Tierra de Campos, on the Castilian plateau. In addition to Spain, the lentil variety is also produced in the USA and around 20,000 tons of the popular lentil variety are harvested each year, with an upward trend.
Müller’s Mühle has been processing high-quality vegetable raw materials since 1893 and is located in Gelsenkirchen, Germany. The company offers natural cooking ingredients for a modern, plant-based diet. The products support a healthy lifestyle and offer numerous nutritional benefits, as they are particularly rich in protein and fiber. Müller’s Mühle products make it easy to cook plant-based dishes, for sustainable enjoyment and natural joie de vivre.
The special quality is also reflected in the processing of the products and I am extremely satisfied with the quality of the legumes. Lentils, along with other legumes, are not only delicious and versatile, but also particularly sustainable. They have small nodules on their roots that are attached to bacteria that can convert nitrogen from the air into nutrient-rich compounds. Therefore, they can grow in particularly low nitrogen soils and provide important nutrients to the soil. By incorporating lentils into your diet, you’re not only doing good for your health, but also for the planet’s.
Vegan lentil dishes simple and fast
Today’s dish originally comes from the Persian region and is mostly cooked with chicken. I simply replace it with these wonderful lentils. The combination of roasted walnuts and pomegranate syrup, which provides a fruity-tart note, is very fine. Cooking this recipe is quick and easy and it is also very suitable for beginners.
I serve it with basmati rice and top it with fresh pomegranate seeds and parsley. If you don’t particularly like rice, you can serve it with quinoa, millet or another pseudo grain of your choice. For a low-carb version, I recommend cauliflower rice as a side dish.
TIP: Pardina lentils do not need to be soaked. Simply boil them with three to four times the amount of water and after 20-40 minutes (depending on the degree of bite you want) they are ready!
If you are looking for another quick and healthy recipe with lentils today, I have the following suggestions for you:
- Vegan lentil salad with leeks
- Vegan cannelloni
- Pumpkin radicchio salad
- Quinoa Red Lentil Puffer with Harissa Yogurt
- Delicious lentil soup for every day
- Soup with sweet potatoes and lentils
- Salad with beluga lentils and mango
- Eggplant moussaka
- Mujaddara
The vegan fesenjan is:
- aromatic
- High protein
- High fiber
- filling
- Easy to make
Craving this healthy, hearty dish with savory lentils? I wish you a lot of fun in recooking and of course a review at the bottom of this page. If you post a picture, use the hashtag #veganevibes.
Vegan lentils fesenjan
- 100 g Walnuts halved
- 3 tbspn Pomegranate syrup (1 cup) pomegranate juice to make the syrup itself
- 15 ml Olive oil
- 1 Piece yellow onion peeled and finely chopped
- ½ tbspn Salt
- ½ tbspn Pepper
- 30 g Tomato paste
- 1 tbspn Turmeric
- ½ tbspn Cinnamon
- 600 ml Vegetable broth
- 205 g Pardina lentils uncooked from the company Müller’s Mühle
- 15 ml maple syrup
TO SERVE:
- Basmati rice
- Fresh parsley
- Pomegranate seeds
Anleitung
- TIP: If you soak the lentils overnight, you will reduce the cooking time from 30 to 20 minutes.
- Preheat oven to 175 degrees (convection) or 195 degrees top-bottom heat and line a baking sheet with baking paper or a permanent baking mat.
- Spread walnuts evenly on baking sheet and place in oven. Roast for 10 minutes. Keep in mind not to burn the nuts. Remove from the oven and let cool. Place in a blender and process to a coarse flour. Set aside.100 g Walnuts
- In the meantime, make the pomegranate syrup(this step is omitted if ready-made pomegranate syrup is used). To do this, put a cup of pomegranate juice (250ml) in a small saucepan and bring to a boil. Turn heat down to medium and simmer for about 25-30 minutes until the juice has reduced to about ⅓ of the original amount. Remove from heat and set aside.3 tbspn Pomegranate syrup
- Provide a large pot, heat olive oil in it. Add onion, onion, salt, pepper, tomato paste, turmeric and cinnamon and stir. Add the lentils and deglaze with vegetable stock. Simmer for about 20 minutes until the lentils are soft but still firm to the bite.15 ml Olive oil, 1 Piece yellow onion, ½ tbspn Salt, ½ tbspn Pepper, 30 g Tomato paste, 1 tbspn Turmeric, ½ tbspn Cinnamon, 600 ml Vegetable broth, 205 g Pardina lentils
- Add pomegranate syrup, walnut flour and maple syrup, stir and season to taste.3 tbspn Pomegranate syrup, 15 ml maple syrup
- Store leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 4 days (without rice) or freeze in portions.
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