This recipe can now be found exclusively in The $5 Dinner Mom Cookbook.
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This sounds good! I must try this!
How funny, I almost didn’t post it because I saw it on your menu……but when I did a search, I didn’t see the recipe on your site yet, haha
And how different, but yet the same our recipes are. It’s pretty easy to play around with, eh?
How did it taste with the cinnamon instead of the ginger? I love the ginger taste to it!
Love your concept!
See my post on “the food of the poor,” a wonderful lentil, rice, and onion dish. Sounds like nothing, but is fabulous.
frugalscholar.blogspot.com
I entered the giveaway. This sounds yummy. Macaroni Grill is good.
I have a question…..exactly what kind of lentils should be used or does it matter? I have some split red lentils, like the shape of split pea lentils….but red. Are those the ones you used or whole lentils?? Thanks! spanthin@yahoo.com
Re: gluten free
Thought of you as soon as I saw this article in the paper this morning.
http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20081210/LIFE01/812100308
I really enjoy your blog. TY for all of your work.
Ace1234
Good recipe. All of the water did not boil out so I should have drained the lentils because mine was way too soupy, but it was good. I also sauteed the onions. I wonder if the already cooked bacon pieces would be just as inexpensive? Would be easier.
I made this tonight, it was good, as another person commented, drain the lentils after you cool them but before you add the onion and spice mix or it will come out too soupy. If it is soupy, just use a slotted spoon to serve
Flavor was good, it was a satisfying meal without being too heavy. I’ll definitely make it again.
Interesting! I have (and love!!!) a recipe by this name that was very different even in the original version I saw online, and now I’ve tweaked it. Click my name to see it. Mine is much simpler; you just mix all the ingredients and stick it in the oven. I haven’t worked out the cost, but all the ingredients are cheap and shelf-stable, so it’s our reliable back-up food when we don’t have fresh stuff on hand.
I am really sad that this recipe is now gone off your website. I am disappointed that it now has to be purchased. As a Dietitian whose main focus in on eating healthy on a budget I am sad that you have gone and made money off your recipes. I respect and love what you are doing but do you think if people need to be feeding their family for less money that they can truly afford a cook book??
Katie, don’t worry that the recipe is only available in the cookbook. Versions of this honey-baked lentil recipe have been around a long time, much longer than they had it posted here, and can be found all over the internet and was probably a copy or version of the original recipe from the More-with-Less cookbook that’s been around over 25 years.
If the recipe cannot be find with the link provided, the link needs to be taken down. Its misleading and rude. “Here a link!” ….”Psych! buy the book you can’t afford!!!”