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3-4 medium carrots<br />

1/2 celeriac<br />

1 stalk leek<br />

1 small parsley root<br />

3 dried laurel leaves<br />

vegetable oil<br />

6 1/3 cups vegetable stock, with some red wine mixed in<br />

tomato paste, optional<br />

pepper<br />

soy sauce<br />

sugar<br />

red wine vinegar<br />

Dice potatoes, carrots, celeriac and parsley root into fairly small cubes (about 1 cm). Cut leek in 1 cm<br />

rings.<br />

Saute the veggies in vegetable oil. Add lentils and vegetable stock (note: lentils should be well covered!),<br />

season with soy sauce, pepper, and some sugar (I use at least one teaspoonful). Add the laurel leaves<br />

and cook. In a pressure cooker, this takes about 20 minutes.<br />

When cooked, take out the laurel leaves and discard them, add the vinegar (to taste) and tomato paste if<br />

desired.<br />

This is a variation of a traditional German recipe. If you want to be traditional you can serve this with a<br />

vegetarian sausage - but it is nice by itself, and particularly good for a cold winter day. If you can't get<br />

celeriac you can substitute celery stalks, and if you can't get parsley root you may want to substitute it<br />

with parsnip.<br />

(NOTE: This was originally in metric, and I converted it to American. The original measurements were<br />

500g of lentils, and 1.5 litres of stock. KES)<br />

Flavours of Korea-Deborah Coultrip-Davis<br />

Kimchi Kuk (Kimchi Soup)<br />

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