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A healthy Moroccan-spiced Stew with butternut squash, chickpeas, and lentils! You'll love this proteins and fiber loaded meal!

Let me just start by saying that this winter has been among the worst type of I've ever experienced.
Minnesota can be an icicle and I'm about prepared to pack my luggage, abandon everything, and get
on a aircraft to anyplace with great margaritas and warm weather (Cali?).
Plenty of complaining though! It's time for just a little soup for the spirit.
The comforting good kind that warms your center. I love those kinds, not?

Have you ever really tried Saffron? It really is truly an incredible spice and a great addition to the stew.
My boyfriend's mom gave me a little box of it and
I'm so content I finally determined how to put it to great use. I've noticed
saffron at Investor Joe's before and I'm sure most grocers carry it.
Unfortunately, it is a bit costly.
We have to probs discuss why this lentil moroccan stew
is indeed wonderful. Here are all the factors I
could think about (besides amazing taste):
Butternut squash provides great way to obtain vitamin A: I like purchasing the cubed kind for convenience.

You can also use sugary potatoes!
Low calorie and filling up: You can find only 260 calories per portion and all of the protein and fiber enable you to stay full.

Is it simply me or may be the beef liver benefits mix of chickpeas, lentils,
and butternut squash inside a tomato based broth just a little charming?

Not dare forget that fresh squeezed lemon juice either;
it adds a unique twist towards the stew that's not overpowering.
I also want to use both basil and cilantro, but either will continue to work
predicated on your taste preferences!
Stay warm, friends. xoxo.
Prep time:
15 mins
Cook time:
30 mins
Total time:
45 mins
Ingredients
1 white onion, chopped
2 teaspoons cumin
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1 can (15 oz) chickpeas, rinsed and drained
1 may (28 oz) diced tomatoes
3 cups organic veggie broth
1 pound butternut squash, diced large (about 4 cups)
1 cup green lentils, rinsed well
1/8 teaspoon saffron
few dashes of reddish colored pepper flakes, if desired
1/3 cup cut cilantro
Instructions
Heat the oil inside a moderate pot over medium heat. Add
the onion and garlic; cook a few minutes or before onion becomes softened.

Next stir in cumin, cinnamon, and salt and pepper; cook
for a couple more moments until spices are fragrant.
Add chickpeas, tomato vegetables, broth, butternut squash, lentils, and saffron. Bring to a boil,
then cover, reduce high temperature and simmer for 15-20 moments or
until butternut squash is normally sensitive and lentils are
fully cooked.
Mix in lemon, crimson pepper flakes, cilantro, and basil.
Flavor and adjust seasonings as required. Garnish with extra cilantro and greek yogurt,
if preferred. I like portion mine with spinach. Makes 6 servings - about 1
1/2 cups each.
If you don't have saffron, feel free to keep it out!
The stew will still be delicious.
Instead of butternut squash, you can use fairly sweet potatoes or acorn squash.

I like to buy already-cut up butternut squash for simplicity; you can usually think it is at Trader Joe's.

Jalesa Daniels Jones
Making my own version…only a hint of cumin( I dislike heavily cumin flavored food) but utilizing the cinnamon and lemon. I don't have cilantro but use some sofrito Id made instead.

I really like stews like theses…incredible flavors as well as simple ‘third world' substances…inexpensive for the reduced Income cook.
Too,mine whole foods plant based recipes are greatest for health.

Thanx so much for this recipe, which I'm absolutely sure I'm bludgeoning, lol, seeing that I'm a lazy make in addition to one
to replacement in a big way…