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# Mix berberre into the oil/onion mix (add more than you think you need until is a a deep, dark red). (Now it becomes unrecognizable.) | # Mix berberre into the oil/onion mix (add more than you think you need until is a a deep, dark red). (Now it becomes unrecognizable.) | ||
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For '''messer wot''', I boil the lentils for 40 minutes or so (until soft) before adding the base. Use maybe 2 to 3 cups of water per cup of lentils; you're not looking for lentil soup, but solid lentils in paste. | For '''messer wot''', I boil the lentils for 40 minutes or so (until soft) before adding the base. Use maybe 2 to 3 cups of water per cup of lentils; you're not looking for lentil soup, but solid lentils in paste. |