Notes
The book notes that epazote is a traditional Mexican herb though it may require a specialty shop to find it.
Ingredients
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2 cups
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red kidney beans,
soaked, drained and rinsed
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3 Tbl
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vegetable oil
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1
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onion,
chopped
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1
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bell pepper,
chopped
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2
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garlic cloves,
crushed
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1
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fresh red chili,
chopped
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1 Tbl
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chili powder
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1 tsp
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ground cumin
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4 cups
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vegetable stock or water
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1 tsp
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crushed dried epazote leaves,
optional
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freshly ground black pepper
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salt
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1 Tbl
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granulated sugar
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4 oz
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cheese,
cubed to serve
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Preparation
Heat the oil and fry the onion, bell pepper, garlic and fresh chili for 5 minutes. Stir in chili powder, ground cumin and stir before adding stock or water, epazoe and a grinding of pepper. Cook for 50 minutes, addng more water if necessary.
When beans are tender, salt them to taste. Mash 1/4 of the mixture and return to pan. Add sugar and serve hot with cheese sprinkled on top. Serve with, e.g., long-grain rice.
Primary Category:
Main Dishes
Seconary Categories:
**New06
Chili
Vegetables
Mexican
Source:
Ingram, Christine, Roz Denny, and Ketherine Richmond. Vegetarian and Vegetable Cooking. Anness Publishing Ltd: Hermes House, 2002. 142, page 272.
Copyright (c) 2001-2012,
William Pollock, Sacramento, California.
EatHappy.Core revision: 3.25