Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 15:56     Subject: Calling all beans recipes
https://itdoesnttastelikechicken.com/creamy-lemon-pepper-chickpeas/
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 15:44     Subject: Re:Calling all beans recipes
This recipe from Smitten Kitchen is so good - tangy braised chickpeas

https://smittenkitchen.com/2020/09/tangy-braised-chickpeas/
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 15:42     Subject: Calling all beans recipes
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I just discovered Trader Joe's canned refried beans. Delicious. I use them in Mexican dishes.


I’ve never tried those, but I like the Old El Paso fat free variety.


Nice! The TJ ones are organic.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 15:07     Subject: Calling all beans recipes
Some good suggestions here! I love beans once the weather turns cooler. Serious eats's vegan bean chili is excellent and makes a huge amount so you can freeze it for later. I love Indian bean dishes like chana, rajma , dal makhani but also the South Indian coconut-based curries. Heidi Swanson's website, Ottolenghi books have good bean recipes and Joe Yonan has a great book called Cool Beans with tons of good ideas.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 14:30     Subject: Calling all beans recipes
Anonymous wrote:I think it was a NYTimes recipe... cook some tomato paste in a skillet, mix in white beans (already cooked), cover in cheese, finish under broiler and eat with nice crusty bread.


I like this version of that recipe (more cheese!): https://www.theendlessmeal.com/cheesy-white-bean-tomato-bake/

This cookbook also looks amazing: https://www.amazon.com/Cool-Beans-Ultimate-Versatile-Plant-Based/dp/0399581480
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 14:24     Subject: Calling all beans recipes
I think it was a NYTimes recipe... cook some tomato paste in a skillet, mix in white beans (already cooked), cover in cheese, finish under broiler and eat with nice crusty bread.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 14:21     Subject: Calling all beans recipes
Anonymous wrote:I just discovered Trader Joe's canned refried beans. Delicious. I use them in Mexican dishes.


I’ve never tried those, but I like the Old El Paso fat free variety.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 14:04     Subject: Calling all beans recipes
I just discovered Trader Joe's canned refried beans. Delicious. I use them in Mexican dishes.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 12:32     Subject: Calling all beans recipes
I just saw these bean recipes on the Washington Post website today. They look good.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/food/2022/10/19/bean-recipes-india-peru-egypt/
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 12:08     Subject: Calling all beans recipes
Chana masala
Rajma
Punjabi lobia masala
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 12:06     Subject: Calling all beans recipes
White bean, kale and sausage stew is a favorite in my house as is ham and white bean soup. We love our pork products over here!
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 12:04     Subject: Calling all beans recipes
Anonymous wrote:Do lentils count?
I love a good rice and black lentil bowl. With tomatoes and feta and parsley.
Red lentil dal
Black eyed peas and sausage (i use chicken sausage and buy the peas frozen but uncooked)
White bean and roasted tomato stew
Smitten kitchen has some amazing recipes for above



For quick and easy, I love Progresso’s Lentil with Roasted Vegetables soup served over brown rice. It’s so comforting and hearty, especially on bleak, blustery winter days.
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 11:58     Subject: Calling all beans recipes
Do lentils count?
I love a good rice and black lentil bowl. With tomatoes and feta and parsley.
Red lentil dal
Black eyed peas and sausage (i use chicken sausage and buy the peas frozen but uncooked)
White bean and roasted tomato stew
Smitten kitchen has some amazing recipes for above

Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 11:56     Subject: Re:Calling all beans recipes
beans and rice
bean soup
feijoada (Brazilian black bean and meat stew)
burritos
tostadas
frito pie is an elaboration of chili
black-eyed peas/Hoppin’ John
Anonymous
Post 10/21/2022 10:45     Subject: Calling all beans recipes
What can you share about bean recipes. Beans as your main source of ingredients.
Chili, Enchiladas, what else? Casseroles?