LENTILCURRYDelicious
TUCKERTasty
INGREDIENTS- 1 Tbsp organic butter or virgin
 coconut oil
- 1/2 onion, chopped
- 1 clove garlic, chopped
- 2 tsp turmeric powder
- 2 tsp curry powder
- 2 tsp cumin powder
- 1 Tbsp ginger, grated
- 1.5 cups red lentils*
- 4.5 + cups purified water
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 medium sweet potato, cubed
- 1 medium bunch kale, stems
 removed, or spinach.
- ½ tsp unrefined salt
- Fresh (or dried) chilli to
 taste. The habanero variety
 add great flavour, but are
 ferociously hot.
**OPTIONAL**- 1 can of coconut milk in place
 of some of the water
**NOTE** soaking the lentils for a
few hours before cooking will make
them more digestible.DIRECTIONS- Heat coconut oil or butter
 in a medium size pot. Add
 onion, garlic and spices
 and sauté gently for five
 minutes.
- Add soaked lentils, bay
 leaf and water. Bring to a
 gentle boil and remove any
 foam from the surface.
- Turn down the
 temperature to simmer.
 4. Add potatoes, carrots,
 etc. to the pot first.
 5. Continue to simmer for
 about 30-45 min.
 6. Add the greens (kale
 or spinach) five minutes
 before serving.
 7. When lentils are very soft
 (like a puree) and veggies
 are cooked, add salt to
 taste.
 8. Serve over rice, or similar
 — or eat as is with crusty
 buttered bread.
**Other vegetables:
zucchini, cauliflower,
eggplant, peas etc. can be
added, no problem**CTAl rrrrrrryyyyy
WHEN OUT somewhere remote its best to
have your wits about you. That’s why for this
Great Australian Bight issue, we think a nice,
wholesome, energy-packed lentil curry is the
right dish for the region. You can chow down
with gusto the night before, your belly warmed
and contented before bedtime, and yet be
up raring to go, full of vim and vigour right
on daybreak, regardless of any nasty howling
onshore Southern Ocean buster.A campsite meal that'll have youchantingSo long as you keep them nice
and dry, lentils keep for agesA hot, steaming and tasty meal. Just
add water, spices and a dash of love