Do you like beans? I do. Maybe 'cause my Mom & Dad are from thrifty stock where a pot of beans would provide several meals. I frequently make soup for my lunch, usually with beans or lentils and almost always with a can of fire-roasted tomatoes. When I read about heirloom beans on David Lebovitz' blog http://www.davidlebovitz.com/ I just had to buy some to compare to the usual generic grocery store beans. Here is my order fulfilled, along with some chile powder and Mexican oregano; additional ingredients to many of my soups, where I do believe quality counts.
While searching out bean recipes, I found one that combined black beans and mole' sauce; that spicy Mexican staple. Mmmmm, I just had to try that. As I'm Googling for mole' recipes (that had to be relatively simple), I came upon one from David. Ultimately I substituted a couple items in David's recipe and made a sauce that I think is good. I served it on top of pan-fried thin chicken breasts. I wasn't gonna waste any of that sauce, so for last night's dinner, I made up a pot of black beans, roasted some butternut squash, added a slice of warm tandoori bread. There is no way to make mole' sauce look good, but trust me, it is good. If you'd like the recipe, just email me.
While searching out bean recipes, I found one that combined black beans and mole' sauce; that spicy Mexican staple. Mmmmm, I just had to try that. As I'm Googling for mole' recipes (that had to be relatively simple), I came upon one from David. Ultimately I substituted a couple items in David's recipe and made a sauce that I think is good. I served it on top of pan-fried thin chicken breasts. I wasn't gonna waste any of that sauce, so for last night's dinner, I made up a pot of black beans, roasted some butternut squash, added a slice of warm tandoori bread. There is no way to make mole' sauce look good, but trust me, it is good. If you'd like the recipe, just email me.
1 comment:
Actually this sounds delicious! And I love black beans
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SueAnn
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