STEP 1/8
Chop the onions, carrots, and celery and fry them together in a heated pot with olive oil.
STEP 2/8
Add minced garlic, salt and pepper immediately and stir-fry vegetables for about 5-8 minutes until smooth.
STEP 3/8
When the vegetables are tender, pour all the canned tomatoes with the juice inside and stir-fry for another 8 minutes until the tomatoes are crushed.
STEP 4/8
If the tomato juice is gone and the tomatoes are broken, pour the washed lentils on top
STEP 5/8
Add broth or water immediately, then thyme or bay leaves. The chef used commercial chicken broth, but I used it by dissolving chicken stock in hot water.
STEP 6/8
When it boils, reduce the heat to low, close the lid, and boil for about 30 minutes. 30 minutes is recommended by the chef, but lentils will cook quickly if you boil them for 10-15 minutes. And if I washed it beforehand and soaked it, the cooking time would be shorter, right? I was preparing for the kids' lunch box in the morning, so I soaked it in advance and slept, so I got it in 5 minutes!
STEP 7/8
When lentils are cooked, add macaroni pasta immediately.
STEP 8/8
Boil the pasta for about 8 more minutes while stirring occasionally so that it doesn't stick to it's done. Lastly, you must go there. Boiled with plain water, the water comes out of the stir-fried vegetables, but the chicken broth or chicken stock has salt added to it, so it may be bland if it's boiled with plain water, so make sure to add salt, but consider it if you want to sprinkle cheese powder. You can't really see the pasta because it's sunk, but if you scoop the vegetables and pasta well with a ladle and sprinkle parmazan cheese, it's over!
Instead of parmazan cheese, you can sprinkle chili oil or sriracha hot sauce on the Korean palate