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Bob's Red Mill Petite French Green Lentils (1.5 #)

$8.99 $8.85

24 oz. 24 ounces

Employee Owned Mill in 
Milwaukie, OR 
Petite French Green Lentils
Pleasant Peppery Flavor, Vibrantly Colored

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Petite French Green Lentils have a pleasant, peppery flavor and lovely dark green color. No need to pre-soak these delicious legumes! They cook on the stovetop in just 25 minutes and are a terrific choice for dishes like salads and soups.
Petite French Green Lentils, also known as lentilles vertes, are a bit spicy with a mottled, dark green appearance. They are the most intensely flavored of the lentil family and are prized by chefs for their rich, nutty flavor and hearty texture. Cook them on the stovetop or in a slow cooker with carrots, extra-virgin olive oil, a bay leaf, and red wine for an easy weeknight supper.

Cooked lentils are incredibly nutritious. These members of the legume family are an excellent source of plant-based protein—1/4 cup supplies 13 grams of protein as well as 18 grams of dietary fiber (72% of your daily value).

While many dried beans require pre-soaking, Petite French Green Lentils cook up quickly with no soaking required. Unlike other varieties of lentils, they hold their shape after cooking, so Petite French Green Lentils are perfect tossed with olive oil in salads and pilafs. Browse our site for two satisfying gourmet recipes starring Petite French Green Lentils: Warm French Lentil Salad and French Lentil Soup.

Ingredients: French Green Lentils

Bob's Red Mill

For Bob Moore, it all started with a kernel of truth—a wheat kernel, that is. Back in the 1960s,Bob’s wife, Charlee, decided that she would feed her family nutritious whole grains, starting with an incredible loaf of whole wheat bread fresh from the oven.

Bob and Charlee met on a blind date in 1952. It was Charlee who first inspired the couple’s whole grain adventure when she decided to create a healthier life for her family by feeding them wholesome, natural foods and whole grains. Charlee was a fixture in the original Bob’s Red Mill  store and took on many roles in the early days, including packaging
products by hand.

In 1968, while Bob was managing a JC Penney Auto Center in Redding, California, providence struck when he happened to visit the public library. There, something drew him to John Goffe’s Mill, the story of a man who—with no prior experience —resurrected his family’s  ancestral mill and ground wheat into flour. This chance encounter changed the course of the Moore family forever, and created a ripple effect that has enriched the lives of everyone who enjoys wholesome whole grains. Bob immersed himself in the ancient art of stone milling,
researching historic mills and
contacting dozens of people and companies in his quest to locate millstones and other flour-making equipment.

While he discovered there were still plenty of mills in
existence, most of them were relegated to museums! Fortunately, his persistence and people skills eventually paid off, and he was able to source traditional quartz millstones and other essential equipment  from a defunct mill in Fayetteville, North Carolina.

After a lot of hard work and ingenuity, in 1974 Bob was able to open Moores’ Flour Mill in a Quonset hut in Redding, California with Charlee and two of their sons.

From the very beginning, Bob and Charlee focused on people over profit: their mission was to provide wholesome food to their customers, build close relationships with farmers and suppliers, and treat their employees with generosity and respect. Thanks to these values, Bob’s Red Mill has grown beyond their wildest dreams--like a single
kernel multiplying until it reaches the four corners of the earth.

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