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Sunday 9 July 2017

The ubiquity of lentils

We had dhal and rice for supper last evening; today I am still discovering dry red lentils where they never were before. How do they do that? I know they are said to be one of the healthiest foods we can eat, but no-one to my knowledge has addressed their escapologist tendencies. Is it just that they are small? Is it just that I am clumsy? I'm usually not: perhaps they just bring it out in me. Or is there some other subtle reason?!

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  1. The William25 July 2017 at 16:36

    A hole in the bag?

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  2. Unknown25 July 2017 at 16:41

    Thank you, The William, for the first comment on my blog! But no, no holes in the bag - they're trickier than you think :-)

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