Sentence examples for large lentils from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the earliest sites with notably large lentils and peas are some Near Eastern pottery Neolithic sites (approx. 6000 5000 BC), such as Erbaba in Turkey and Tepe Sabz in Iran (Helbaek, 1969; Van Zeist and Buitenhuis, 1983), but such sites are the minority, with consistently enlarged pulse seeds encountered only in the Late Bronze Age, Iron Age and Roman periods.

This mapping population was chosen for the first map due to the diverse genetic backgrounds of the parents: one is a small red lentil and the other a large green lentil and the population segregates for multiple traits for which this map will be used in the future to elucidate genetic control of these traits.

Here Uncle pulled out samples for me to handle, mere flakes, no larger than lentils, but astoundingly heavy.

Recently, generation of large-scale lentil transcriptome data by our group has substantially increased the volume of publicly available genomic data for this species [ 8].

Grandmothers with memories of the "hungry" 1950s cook up large pots of lentils to feed unemployed grandchildren.

Drain and rinse the pot barley, then put it in a large saucepan with the lentils.

Serves 4-6 500g red lentils 1 large onion Oil for frying – whatever you normally use Half a dozen small dried red chillies 4 heaped tsp black or brown mustard seeds Salt and black pepper 1 Rinse the lentils.

50g green or puy lentils 1 large, ripe avocado 4 slices good fresh white or brown bread (toasted, if you prefer) Sliced or grated mature cheddar Sea salt and ground black pepper Mayonnaise or butter (optional) Put the lentils in a good-sized bowl (they will expand) and cover with cold water.

Using a large saucepan bring the lentils to the boil.

Transfer the bass and lentils to a large platter and serve.

Finally, tip the rice and lentils into a large mixing bowl.