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Kimchi-Lentil Stew With Poached Eggs

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Satisfying, spicy, and comforting, this vegetarian stew is inspired by the complex flavors of Korean kimchi jjigae. Lentils add heartiness and bite while poached eggs add an irresistible ooziness. If you’re feeling ambitious, this stew is also delicious made with homemade kimchi. —Diana Yen

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