Finally got round to cleaning my oven so I made a lentil bake.
2 days ago by LadyButterfly she/her to c/dull_mens_club
Four portions with rice...
80 g boiled lentils Around 100 boiled chopped sweet potato 2 tbsp oregano 2 tbsp paprika
Fry onion and garlic, add 2 cans chopped tomatoes and 2/3 can water and simmer for around 15. Whack everything together in a glass dish and cook at 180 for 30 minutes.
Measures are British obviously. It's dead easy
Thanks, sounds good
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Four portions with rice...
80 g boiled lentils
Around 100 boiled chopped sweet potato
2 tbsp oregano
2 tbsp paprikaFry onion and garlic, add 2 cans chopped tomatoes and 2/3 can water and simmer for around 15. Whack everything together in a glass dish and cook at 180 for 30 minutes.
Measures are British obviously. It's dead easy
Oh nice thanks 😊
Yep it's a nightmare if you let it build up
The dryer lint trap?
That doesn’t look very lentil to me, it looks pretty big actually.
Oh I groaned nice work
So my last appointment has all these rules about cleaning when you moved out.
When I moved in the oven wasn't that clean. Infact the window on the front was thick with old grease you couldn't see through it.
I had tried cleaning it multiple times with all sorts of ideas from the internet over the 5 years I lived there.
Nothing made a dent on that glass.
But when I was moving out I found a can of engine cleaner in my sink cabinet
I think I recall buying it for my car after some oil got on the motor but forgot about it.
Figured hey. It's an electric oven. I'll unplug it. Try this.
Yeah so it did actually clean the glass. It was amazing. I also had to leave the apartment for like 5 hours with the windows open.
But boy it really did clean that oven like it was new.
I did have to do a little scrubbing and reapplication. But yeah. Cheap engine cleaner.
I wouldn't recommend it on a gas stove though. Probably pretty flammable.
Definitely unhealthy and I'll probably get cancer now. Idk. Oven was super clean though.
Mmm lentils, that was our meal today too. Sort of a lentil salad/tabouli mashup, whole wheat grains, lentils, cucumber, tomato, onion & garlic, parsley, lemon, olive oil, feta.
My ex used to say lentils are the food closest to just being dirt, but he liked them.
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