7 Reviews | Be the first to review!
Reviews
emilyjean on 5.17.2010




I made this for dinner tonight. We all enjoyed it and agreed it should on the “do again” list. We like ours with pita bread and a small dollop of light sour cream.
Lurach on 7.13.2010




I made this for our Middle Eastern dinner night, and it was fantastic! My husband and I agree that it’s even better than the Mujadara at our favorite Mediterranean restaurant. I will definitely be making this again!
teachermomofthree on 8.3.2010




I made this for dinner tonight. It was really good. I did have to add a bit more salt than the recipe called for though.
We had pita bread and roasted red pepper hummus with it. We thought the hummus made a great addition.
I will be making this again.
kathipaul on 8.5.2010




I thought I would love this dish, but I just didn’t. The flavors were too subtle for me, and the texture too mushy. A small portion would be good as a side dish, but I was really looking for a lentil dish that could work as a main course.
Also, this dish took an hour to make. It is not a difficult dish, but caramelizing the onions takes a lot of patience, and a very long time. I think that changing the recipe to start caramelizing the second set of onions earlier in the process would have significantly sped this up.
I’m sorry to say that I will not be making this again.
michelleok on 12.1.2010




Even the men and kids like this one! Delicious main dish. I caramelized all the onions at once. Made it a fairly quick meal.
hellosal on 5.22.2011




This is not a fancy recipe but it is definitely five mitts for making a great dish with the most basic and inexpensive of ingredients. The kids love it. A salad of cucumbers and tomatoes on the side and dinner is served for seven people for only a few dollars!
I made one change in that I used brown rice and added it at the same time as the lentils to account for the increased cooking time of brown rice v. white rice. It turned out great.
You must be logged in to post a review.





19 Comments | Be the first to comment!
Comments
Michigal on 3.13.2010
I love this recipe, and make it all the time. I do use butter, though, to caramelize the onions. It makes them a bit sweeter.
Thanks for posting! Now I can print a pretty copy for my folder.
Patricia on 3.15.2010
Thanks for reminding me of this dish! I used to make it frequently then it fell off my radar…I got the recipe from a Mennonite cookbook originally and they served it with a plain tomato sauce and I also serve it with plain yogurt.
Yummm…
culinarycapers on 3.15.2010
Wow Lentils and Rice and Cumin and best of all Carmelized Onions! I am in heaven… making a half batch of this tonight for me!
marte2112 on 3.16.2010
hi, stupid question perhaps, but that cup of lentils, are they dried, or do you get them out of a can? and if you do use dried, do you let them soak beforehand?
Cowgirl Wannabe on 3.16.2010
The lentils are dried and they reconstitute like rice in the boiling water.
confusedhomemaker on 3.18.2010
@marte2112–exactly what @cowgirl wrote! sorry that it wasn’t clear in the post above. you don’t let them soak before.
culinarycapers on 3.18.2010
I made this last night, it was wonderful. thank you so much!
andilynn on 3.19.2010
Mmmmm!!!! I haven’t had Mujadara for so long. I can’t wait to try your recipe. I’ll let you know how it turns out for me.
steffieb on 3.19.2010
Wow, call me an ignoramus, but I didn’t know this had a name! Thanks so much for posting — have seen it in cookbooks and on line with many different spices and all I really know is to make sure and use as many onions as possible — they’re the best part:)
emilyjean on 3.20.2010
I made this for dinner tonight. We all enjoyed it and agreed it should on the “do again” list.
You must be logged in to post a comment.