
two cans of pinto beans, drained and rinsed
1/2 chopped onion, or a few Tbsp. dehydrated onions
couple of cloves of garlic, chopped
about 1/2 roasted red pepper (I add some type of pepper usually, whether it is just a green one, or canned roasted red)
bouillon to taste
oregano
water
Cook and let the flavors blend. I add more water or cook it off until it is the thickness I want it. At the end, I add just a small splash of vinegar, maybe a tablespoon, usually apple cider. I like to eat it over rice usually, but also sometimes diverge and eat it with polenta or cornbread.
1/2 chopped onion, or a few Tbsp. dehydrated onions
couple of cloves of garlic, chopped
about 1/2 roasted red pepper (I add some type of pepper usually, whether it is just a green one, or canned roasted red)
bouillon to taste
oregano
water
Cook and let the flavors blend. I add more water or cook it off until it is the thickness I want it. At the end, I add just a small splash of vinegar, maybe a tablespoon, usually apple cider. I like to eat it over rice usually, but also sometimes diverge and eat it with polenta or cornbread.
2 comments:
Nom! Thanks for sharing! (And welcome back!)
That picture makes me wonder if my husband would eat beans if I put them on top of rice. I am definitely going to try that out.
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