Make Ahead
Indian Spiced Lentils
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Susan
May 28, 2012
I subbed black treacle (roughly equivalent to blackstrap molasses) for the pomegranate molasses, since I had a half-empty can of it that I was trying to use up, and it came out very tasty. Not tart like the pomegranate molasses, but with this spice combination still not overly sweet.
Golab
January 25, 2012
Is this recipe very spicy? I'm middle eastern, so the house is stocked with pomegranate molasses ... can't wait to try it! :-)
maria418
March 16, 2011
Can, I make this recipe without the pomegranate molasses? i know it will affect the taste, but I'm assuming it would still taste great without it. Thanks!
TasteFood
March 16, 2011
Yes, you can. The molasses adds a little sweetness that you may miss. Let me know what you think.
Ordinary B.
December 26, 2010
The spices in this recipe must really pack a punch. I've clipped this and will try it this week. It's blizzarding here in New Jersey so I'm going to have to build the week's menu out of pantry staples. This recipe will be just the thing!!!
Lizthechef
December 24, 2010
Gorgeous colors and great flavor combinations. Where does one find pomegranate molasses? WF?
TasteFood
December 24, 2010
Thanks, Liz! Yes, WF should carry it, or specialty stores. Look in the international section.
hardlikearmour
December 24, 2010
You can also make your own pomegranate molasses if you have the time and inclination. http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/pomegranate-syrup-or-molasses-recipe/index.html
This recipe sounds really good.
This recipe sounds really good.
TasteFood
December 24, 2010
Thanks, hardlikearmour. That's right - it's quite easy to make, as I understand. That will be on the to-try list for the New Year!
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