Mixed Pulses Casserole

"Our fridge was looking rather bare so it was time for a store-cupboard meal, using up odds and ends of various pulses (split red lentils, puy lentils, yellow split lentils & quinoa) along with some celery and leeks that were looking a bit sorry for themselves. The addition of Carom and Fennel seeds made this a little more interesting than my standard lentil loaf. Most weights/measures are very approximate and vary the ingredients based on what you have in the cupboard..."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 20mins
Ingredients:
27
Serves:
8

ingredients

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directions

  • Simmer the black eyed beans until tender.
  • In a large frying pan or skillet, fry the fennel and carom seeds in the garlic, butter and oil until fragrant.
  • Add the leeks, celery & red pepper and gently fry until soft.
  • Add the mixed pulses and fry for 2 minutes.
  • Add the chopped tomatoes & tomatoe puree and bring back to simmer.
  • Add the chicken stock and return to simmer, adding the seasoning.
  • Stir in the black ham, ¾ of the parmesan, half of the sesame seeds, half of the breadcrumbs, parsley, Worcester sauce and tabasco and simmer until the pulses are soft.
  • Add the (soft) black eyed beans and return to simmer.
  • Wisk the eggs and stir into the pan.
  • Pour into a casserole dish and top with the remaining breadcrumbs, then cheese, sesame seeds and finally a sprinkling of smoked paprika.
  • Place into an oven at 200C for 30 minutes – you may need to cover with cling film to prevent the cheese and breadcrumb topping from over browning.
  • Serve with steamed French beans and basil-butter roasted carrots.

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I work in IT, but I love to spend quality time gubbinising in the kitchen. Middle Eastern, Indian, Thai, English, Spanish, Italian, Bavarian, home curing bacon, home made sausages, breads. Always good to be trying something new and generally over-catering...
 
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