Bake quinoa lentil casserole in the oven or steam it on the stove. It's a great take-along dish to eat warm or cold.
This lentil quinoa recipe has 5 main ingredients, and a long list of umami ingredients, which make it extremely tasty. Mess with them if you must, but don't omit entirely!
Brown Lentil Quinoa Casserole featured on SV Blog, one of 10 High Protein Vegan Recipes!
Total Prep & Cook Time: 40 min
Yield: 4 Large Servings
Nutrition Data, 328g Serving: 349 cal , 16 g protein, 8 g total fat, 6 g saturated fat, 49 g carb , 15 g fiber, 234 mg sodium, 5 g sugars, low Cholesterol, good source Vitamin A, C, K, Folate, Iron, Manganese. Estimated glycemic load 20
I came up with this recipe for my husband who is on an invalid diet, so this recipe doesn't have onions and garlic, or nightshades like tomato & potato.
There are so many other seasonings, you won't miss them in this recipe. But add them if you like, and stir fry with the carrots and celery.
Herbs and spices not only add umami, but in traditional medicine, e.g. Ayurveda, they're food as medicine. We include them in the nutrition data for our recipes.
Change out the veggies to your taste, or use frozen vegetables. But keep the fresh carrot and celery, and add the frozen veg in the last five minutes of cooking.
We used Suisse Melty Cheese from the World Vegan Feast cookbook. Vegan cheese shreds would also work.
Brown Lentil Quinoa Casserole - Very flavorful, satisfying & nutritious! Defines the concept of umami! - Rosetta W.
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