Peter Singer Cooking Dhal

[lmatera28]

Very interesting! Us cooks have to stick together!

If you would like a laugh type in: nutty cooking Peter Part 1, 2, 3, or 4

Please respond if you get a chance.

[lorenzarthur91]

very good recipe, and extremely economical - the ideal meal for a university student :)

[SrQueque]

What's that 0:23?

[brentoneccles]

I love dahl so much. Although this one does look a little too simple for me on most days. I like to have lots and lots of vegetables cooked into mine. Very handy short-version for when you're up against it though.

[ayesha080]

Am I really seeing my favorite philosopher cooking my favorite dish?

[NEUHEITEN100]

i ll try this:-)

[DaVasquez27]

Really NIIIICE ideia. After, i Dunno, 20 years of eating meat, and then u realzed that it is wrong> "oh ok, ill wtop eating animals" . Yah, so easy to do that. (sarcasm)

BTW, i want the book in spnish -_-

[carmeenamack]

I made this 2 weeks ago after I saw this video & i could eat it everyday for the rest of my life!!

[elliotj]

I cooked this the other day.

I would add more garlic in the future, and I would say that (at least some) red lentils take longer to cook than it says.

Very good on reheats too!

[Cocooooon]

I'm not even going to start on how much i admire Peter Singer, but just ask whether anyone happens to know the name of the song playing in the background? I'd really like to listen to it separately from the receipt talk. :)

[divpatel77]

Peter Singer is great. His contemporary thought on animal liberation is utmost brilliant.

[dfjndsk2008]

I need more details to cook it myself

[handfetisch]

Really? I'll give you a clue: add the oil first. There, now you know everything you need to cook it.

[biznor3]

@dfjndsk2008 google the recipe. You'll find it on the ABC website.

[KenshinSephiroth666]

Looks tasty. And no animals were harmed during the making of this meal. :-)