My Easter break
was just lovely, but also quite busy, as I didn't spend much time at
home. We had visitors from England, some of my partner's family
members, and we did extensive walks in Copenhagen with them and also
visited Sweden. Now I'm just happy that I don't have many plans for
the weekend, and can spend it mostly at home. It's also a rainy day
today after a long while. I'm happy for the plants and wildlife that
there is a little bit of water again. There is a street food festival
and a cultural festival close by, so I think we will go there at
least briefly in the afternoon regardless the rain.
Now I wanted to
share a warming vegan curry recipe with you, which also fits the
cooler weather quite nicely. I used both green lentils and chickpeas
as the base of this recipe, but the roasted red peppers really add
something special to it. There is also a lot of spinach in there, but
it has kind of disappeared in the sauce. Here is my recipe for this
curry.
Lentil and chickpea curry with
roasted red peppers
Ingredients
2 red bell peppers
Vegetable oil
4 onions
2 garlic cloves
1 red chilli
2 carrots
1 cup cooked green
lentils
1 cup cooked
chickpeas
1 tbsp garam
masala spice mix
¼ tsp ground
turmeric
1 tbsp vegetable
stock powder
2 tbsp tomato
purée
½ cup frozen
spinach
Method
Cut the bell
peppers into slices, coat them with vegetable oil and roast in the
oven.
Cook the chickpeas
and green lentils.
Chop the onions,
garlic and chilli finely, and also chop the carrots.
Start cooking the
chopped onion in oil until soft, and then add the garlic and chilli
to the pan.
After a while, add
the carrots and the seasoning.
Then also add the
cooked lentils, frozen spinach, some water, and let simmer slowly
until the flavours have blended nicely.
Either use the
roasted red peppers as a topping, or mix them into the curry.
Serve rice or naan
bread on the side of the curry and enjoy!
I want to share
this recipe with My Legume Love Affair #127, which is hosted
by Amrita from Motions and Emotions. My Legume Love
Affair was created by Susan from The Well Seasoned Cook
and is now hosted by Lisa from Lisa's Kitchen.
Have a nice
weekend!
Your VegHog
Sounds like a lovely curry - I love chickpeas and lentils in curries so am always happy to eat them both in one. Glad you had a good Easter though it sounds busy. We tend to go from busy days to really lazy ones and then busy again.
ReplyDeleteYes, it was busy and a few busy days at work directly after. At least now on the weekend I've been able to chill.
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