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The video provides a simple, budget-friendly recipe for a high-protein plant-based meal, appealing to viewers interested in healthy and affordable eating. The clear, step-by-step visual instructions make it easy to follow.

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This video demonstrates how to make a simple, plant-based lentil soup. The recipe involves chopping vegetables like celery root, carrots, and onions, roasting them with spices, and then simmering them with red lentils and tomato sauce until tender. The soup is then blended to a smooth consistency, offering a high-protein meal.

Structure

1Introduction to plant-based protein recipe
2Chopping and roasting vegetables (celery root, carrots, onion)
3Adding spices, red lentils, and liquid
4Simmering until lentils are soft
5Blending the soup
6Serving the finished soup

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Plant-Based Povertl

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The EASIEST Recipe for Plant-Based Protein 🍲 #plantbased #protein #budgetfriendly #food

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Welcome to plant heaven 🌿 I made you a food blog 👇 Here's one of the easiest recipes for plant-based protein 🍲 This is one of the easiest recipes you'll ever make. All you need is a thick piece of celery root, chop that up. And do the same with some carrots. There's no need to go super small with these because they'll get blended eventually. Roast them in some olive oil until they start to smell. And add one chopped onion. Keep stirring the pot and add some Baharut spice and around 300 grams of red lentils. Now all that's left to do is add water and some tomato sauce. And let it cook until the lentils are soft. Oh, and don't forget to salt. A lot. Blend it and you have 80 grams of protein in a pot that'll last you for more than two days in the fridge. If you want to get fancy, add some white bread to dip it in. But if you can't afford that, you're probably not used to hearing