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Red Lentil Soup Recipe Card, Six Servings at Sixty Cents Each

Sixty cents a bowl, six people fed, thirty minutes on the clock. The red lentil soup recipe card makes that math easy to trust.

The red lentil soup recipe card is laid out in two clearly labeled sections: an Ingredients list of ten bullet points covering red lentils, canned tomatoes, onion, garlic, cumin, turmeric, smoked paprika, broth, olive oil, and a lemon finish, followed by five numbered Instructions steps. A photo of the finished soup sits beside the ingredients column, and a small badge in the lower right reads “Simple, hearty and budget-friendly.” Header stats show serves 6, total time 30 minutes, and an estimated cost of $0.60 per serving.

This is the kind of card you print once and keep on the fridge door. The ingredient bullets are spaced generously enough to scan at a glance while you measure, and the five-step instructions are written in full sentences rather than shorthand, which suits anyone cooking red lentil soup for the first time. It sits alongside the other weeknight staples in the Cheap and Healthy Food Recipes collection without asking for much counter space or prep time.

Download the red lentil soup recipe card that feeds six for just sixty cents a serving. Print and cook tonight.
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Usage Notes

Fine liners work well if you want to annotate the ingredient quantities with your own adjustments, since the bullet list lines are compact. The instruction block uses full-sentence paragraphs with moderate line spacing, so a medium-tip ballpoint is comfortable for notes in the margins without bleeding through standard paper. Laminating the card lets you wipe off dry-erase notes after each cook, which is worth it if this becomes a weekly rotation.

Printing Tips

A 65 lb card stock sheet handles repeated kitchen handling without going limp at the edges. Print single-sided so the ingredient list stays fully visible when the card is propped against a pot or taped to a cupboard door.