
olive oil
1 Tbsp minced garlic
1/4 tsp cumin
1/4 tsp cayenne pepper
1/4 teaspoon thyme
1 cup soaked black beans
600ml chicken stock
200 ml coconut milk
mint or coriander to garnish
Sautee garlic & spices in pot. Add soaked beans. Add liquid. Bring to boil, allow to simmer for 45 minutes. Blend. Put in bowl, garnish with coriander or mint, and any extra coconut milk, if you have it.
I used mint as a garnish. Later on in the day, I discovered that I had coriander in the fridge, that is remakably still good. If I had only known...
I will post on Amsterdam later, but frankly, I was a little disappointed. I love The Netherlands but I did not love Amsterdam. I will also get around to sharing more about ham & eggs.
6 comments:
This is a great recipe because I'm always looking for ways to cook black beans which weren't really a part of my diet as a child. Black beans are very easy to get in Spain and I've got all the other ingredients so I might try making this next week. Thanks for posting this! :)
Amsterdam is not my favourite city - I prefer the south (think Maastrict, Rotterdam). Your soup looks delicious!
this looks good. I love topping black bean soup with some toasted torn-up tortillas for a little texture variety.
Murasaki: Glad to help! Hope you enjoy it! :-)
Cathy: I've had great times in Leiden and around the North Sea coast. Amsterdam was OK - more than anything the conference sucked and I was a little let down by the Indonesian food & the fact that I couldn't find horsemeat. Had some good Wasabi gouda though!
Justin: Of course! But I prefer toasted pita to tortillas - just a preference, I guess.
Wasabi gouda???? oooooooh damn I'm jealous.
Cathy: had I known where to get any, I would have bought some. I'd even mail you some! Unfortunatly, it was the last night there at a reception in the Hilton. My hotel certainly didn't have any :-(
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