A fiber-rich dinner that's packed with plant-based protein. It's a great idea to soak the lentils beforehand for easier digestion!





Sauté the finely chopped onion with a splash of water until it turns glassy (we're skipping the oil to be gentle on your liver).
Add the garlic and the rinsed lentils.
Pour in the diced tomatoes and enough water to cover everything. Get ready for yummy goodness!
Season with bay leaf, salt, and oregano.
Cook the lentils until soft (about 30 minutes), adding water if necessary.
When ready, remove the bay leaf. You should get a thick, ragout-like consistency.
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