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Lentil, chard and lemon soup

A bright Lebanese soup with brown lentils, greens and garlic.

Preparation
20 min
Cooking
40 min
Resting / soaking / chilling
0 min

Contains / may contain: —

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Lentil, chard and lemon soup
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Original editorial recipe. Kitchen testing has not yet been documented; times and yields are estimates.

Only portion size and nutrition per serving change; the ingredient quantities and method stay fixed for the original batch.

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Ingredients

Method

Kitchen notes

  • Add lemon after the lentils soften for a fresher finish.
  • Cut potatoes into 1.5 cm cubes so they cook evenly with the chard stems.

Storage

Refrigerate in shallow covered containers within 2 hours, or 1 hour above 32°C. Keep at 4°C or below for up to 3 days; reheat cooked leftovers to 74°C.

Calculated ingredient estimate

Nutrition & yield

2026-11-14

Reference values for the written quantities. Results vary with products, preparation and any oil or marinade that is discarded.

Energy317 kcalPer serving
Protein15.6 gPer serving
Carbohydrate50 gPer serving
Fat7.6 gPer serving
Ingredient weight before preparation2,377 gestimated
Finished portion weightEnter finished batch weight

Weigh the finished food without its container to calculate portion weight and values per 100 g. Weight does not correct for nutrient losses during cooking.

Nutrition & yield
NutrientWhole batchPer servingPer 100 g
Energykcal1,268317—
Proteing62.215.6—
Carbohydrateg200.150—
Fatg30.47.6—
Saturated fatg4.31.1—
Fibreg34.18.5—
Total sugarsg15.53.9—
Sodiummg3,066767—
Minerals & vitamins

The vitamins and minerals below estimate the ingredients before cooking losses.

Nutrition & yield
NutrientWhole batchPer servingPer 100 g
Potassiummg3,916979—
Calciummg35990—
Ironmg21.45.4—
Magnesiummg430108—
Phosphorusmg904226—
Zincmg92.2—
Seleniumµg6.41.6—
Vitamin A (RAE)µg989.4247.4—
Vitamin Cmg188.747.2—
Vitamin Dµg00—
Vitamin Emg11.22.8—
Vitamin Kµg2,583.9646—
Total folateµg1,081.6270.4—
Vitamin B12µg00—

“Not available” means an ingredient lacks complete data; it does not mean zero.

How are these values calculated?

Reference ingredient values are multiplied by their weights, summed, then divided by the serving count. These are ingredient-composition estimates, not laboratory analysis of the dish. Cooking losses and vitamin/mineral retention have not been measured. Ingredient weight may include preparation liquids and is not finished yield.

Sources: USDA FoodData Central and reference product labels where needed. Brands differ.

A reference model; use your product label and measured finished yield for closer estimates.

Calculation assumptions & ingredient references

Reference details in English

  • Generic dry lentils reference; cultivar varies.
  • Raw potato with skin reference; peeling affects fiber and micronutrients.
  • garlic cloves, crushed: 4 piece × 3 g/piece.
  • olive oil: 30 ml × 0.9 g/ml.
  • lemon juice: 60 ml × 1.03 g/ml.
  • Tap-water mineral content is a reference only; local water varies.
  • water: 1400 ml × 1 g/ml.