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Roasted Beet & Lentil Bowl
with preserved lemon tahini and za'atar
This is the bowl we return to when January feels interminable. Beets roasted until their sugars concentrate and caramelize. French green lentils — not the mushy kind — cooked with a bay leaf until just tender. Tahini loosened with preserved lemon until it pours like silk.
- 2 mediumgolden beets, scrubbed
- 120gPuy lentils, rinsed
- 3 tbspgood tahini
- 1 tbsppreserved lemon rind, minced
- 1 clovegarlic, crushed
- 2 tspza'atar
- 30gpomegranate seeds
- 1 handfulflat-leaf parsley
The lentils can be made two days ahead and refrigerated. The tahini sauce keeps for a week.
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