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Lentil-Smothered Greens on Fried Bread

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toast topped with greens and lentils on a plate
Photo by Alex Lau, Food Styling by Rebecca Jurkevich

Red split lentils cook even more quickly than other types, making them ideal for weeknight dinners. Turn them into a meal by pairing with savory spiced greens.  

  

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