Lentil and Squash Casserole
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Annette added these pithy words on Hi Annette! Green or black lentils. Thanks for noting the omission–fixed it.
Hannah added these pithy words on
Jan 03 12 at
9:39 PM
I made this with red lentils. It was so good! I was skeptical about not peeling the squash, but I am amazed at how yummy and satisfying this is. Thanks for posting.
Linda Socher added these pithy words on
Jan 04 12 at
6:37 PM
Linda, I’m so glad you liked it!! Thanks for letting us know.
Hannah added these pithy words on
Jan 04 12 at
6:49 PM
You inspired me to make kasha with squash & mushrooms last night. You were a double inspiration because I efficiently used odds & ends I had in the house. We had it as a side dish.
miriami added these pithy words on
Jan 04 12 at
10:43 PM
We made the recipe last night in a regular pot, not a pressure cooker. We left out the chili peppers; perhaps next time we will add more onion or garlic. My wife found that it did not need quite as much time to cook. Also, rather than using 2Tbs of oil, we used about 2tsp worth from a sprayer.
Dorron added these pithy words on
Jan 09 12 at
9:56 PM
I love the combination of lentils and squash so this casserole sounds right up my alley!
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Katherine Martinelli added these pithy words on
Jan 12 12 at
1:20 PM
Katherine, thanks for visiting. It’s gotten good feedback online and at home, too.
Hannah added these pithy words on
Jan 12 12 at
2:07 PM
This combination looks very enticing. Microwaving the squash separately also works well with this kind of dish. It needs only a bit of water and seems to keep in more of its sweet flavor than when cooked in the stew. Once it’s microwaved, it’s easy to cut up and mix with the rest.
Faye added these pithy words on
Jan 19 12 at
1:48 PM
Also, bravo to you for teaching your kids so well, so they could jump in and prepare such a nice dish, and they even know how to use a pressure cooker!
Faye added these pithy words on
Jan 20 12 at
8:11 AM
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