I've been trying to eat more meatless meals, so I experimented with this hearty saute and served it over brown rice. It was so good that even those who aren't big fans of kale gobbled it up. —Teri Rasey, Cadillac, Michigan


Test Kitchen tips
  • Lentils don’t require soaking, but they should be rinsed and sifted through to look for stones before cooking.
  • Of all varieties, red lentils cook the fastest. Mainly because they’re split during processing.
  • Since they’re split, red red lentils break down while cooking and don’t hold their shape like brown lentils. The lentil mixture becomes almost like a sauce in this dish.