Name: Fruited Lentil Beanpot
Ingredients: 1 lb LENTILS -- PICKED OVER &; WASHED; 6 c WATER; 1 c CHOPPED ONION; 2 CARROTS -- SLICED IN THICK; ROUN; 1 ts SALT; 2 c DICED RHUBARB; 1/4 c BROWN SUGAR; 1/4 c CATSUP; 1/4 c MOLASSES; 1 ts DRY MUSTARD; 1 ts GINGER; 1 lg HAMBONE OR CHUNK SALT PORK; IF YOU WISH

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Vegetables, Meats	Dutch	Vegetables	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	lb	LENTILS — PICKED OVER &
		WASHED
6	c	WATER
1	c	CHOPPED ONION
2		CARROTS — SLICED IN THICK
		ROUN
1	ts	SALT
2	c	DICED RHUBARB
1/4	c	BROWN SUGAR
1/4	c	CATSUP
1/4	c	MOLASSES
1	ts	DRY MUSTARD
1	ts	GINGER
1	lg	HAMBONE OR CHUNK SALT PORK
		IF YOU WISH

INSTRUCTIONS

IN A LARGE KETTLE COMBINE THE LENTILS, WATER, ONION, CARROTS SALT AND
HAMBONE. BRING TO A BOIL. COVER AND SIMMER FOR ONE HOUR. STIR IN THE
REMAINING INGREDIENTS. PUT IN A BEAN POT OR DUTCH OVEN. BAKE AT 350 DEGREES
FOR ONE HOUR OR LONGER, UNTIL LENTILS ARE TENDER, STIRRING OCCASIONALLY.
SERVES 8 - 10.
Recipe By     : Kitmail/Rhubarb Chat
From:                                 Date:
File ftp://ftp.idiscover.co.uk/pub/food/mealmaster/recipes/mmdja006.zip

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