As the cold weather arrives, the best thing to do is to pamper yourself with food that will warm even the coldest of days, providing the right amount of nutrients without forgetting taste, and for this there is nothing better than a steaming Lentil soup.
Well, the season of soups, the main dish for winter evenings, has begun again. The protagonists of our recipe are pulses and, more precisely, lentils. If you like lentils, discover Rascino lentils and how to cook them to prepare a Pulse pasta with Rascino lentils.
So, ready to prepare it?
Lentil Soup
12.26g carbohydrates per 100g soup without pasta
Ingredients
- 200 g lentils
- 100g carrots
- 90g onions
- 50g celery
- gluten-free Ditalini rigati pasta** (optional)
- water, parsley, extra virgin olive oil, salt and pepper
**Ingredients specific for celiacs
Preparation
- Cover the lentils with water in a large saucepan, add the carrot, celery, a small bunch of parsley and the onion in large pieces and cook without salt.
- Once the lentils are ready, drain them but keep the cooking water and remove the parsley.
Put the carrot, celery and onion (if you do not like onion, you can remove it) and possibly some of the lentils in a food processor with a few tablespoons of cooking water and blend to form a cream. - At this point, you can decide whether to complete the soup with or without pasta. In case you decide to prepare it with pasta, cook some Ditalini rigati in the cooking water of the lentils and, only at the end of cooking, pour the cooked lentils and the vegetable cream in the pan with pasta. If, on the other hand, you do not want to use pasta, assemble the soup by mixing the cooked lentils with the vegetable cream and the amount of cooking water necessary to reach the desired density.
- Then serve the soup hot with a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil.
Version with gluten of Lentil soup
The recipe contains only naturally gluten-free ingredients, so no adaptation is necessary for its version with gluten. If you add pasta, replace gluten-free pasta with standard pasta.
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