I know, you stocked up on dried beans for economical nutrition and the upcoming zombie-apocalypse and haven't been using them as often as you thought you would. That's okay. The beans forgive you. Beans are cool like that.
They wait patiently for you to remember to soak some overnight to make a dish, some even hang out in cans in case you forget.
I like refried beans. That's why I wanna try fried beans, because maybe they're just as good and we're just wasting time. You don't have to fry them again after all.
Mitch Hedberg
In the meantime - have you had a chance to check out all the posts from last week? We had an outstanding Attitude of Gratitude going on!
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15 comments:
Ah, the musical fruit... I think I know what I'll be making already!
Well, you know I love this week's theme. I can't wait to get my bean on :)
This week will be fun. My cannellini beans soaked last night and are ready to cook into creamy bean goodness today. Bring on the beans! ;-)
Here goes...I collect seeds. Not necessarily to plant. To look at. So there's my weird thing. I love these photos. Dried beans are so pretty.
Made my dish, just have to post!
My post is up, and i loved it!
Tessa's cannellini bean puree was delicious with my sausage gravy. A perfect plate of food!
Had fun with big honkin' butter beans.
I made the simple and homey Cannellini Beans w/ Olive Oil.
(Also a shout out to Tessa's Ouzo Sorbet that I made this week.
(http://kahakaikitchen.blogspot.com/2011/11/ouzo-sorbet-greek-themed-frozen-treat.html)
It has nothing to do with beans but it was REALLY good!) ;-)
Cannellini Beans in Tomato Sauce are up!
I'm going to catch 40 winks and then come check out some delicious beany-dishes!
I made a beautiful, beany bowl of soup. So. Good.
Natashya- Wow! Your beans in tomato sauce served over pasta shells looks like a party on a plate. I love it.
A proper November theme: beans = comfort food. I loved skipping through Tessa Kiros' books.
Lastly I decided on a very simple dish, the bean puree and was pleasantly surprised. Great recipe and great event :)
Can't go wrong with beans! I'm off to see what everyone else made :) I loved the green bean souffle we had, it was really tasty!
Thanks Kim! It was simple and tasty and made for great lunches.
Still catching up posting with things I made but did not get posted so here's one for Fasolada, White Bean Soup, too late for Mr. Linky, but here now: http://grandmaskitchentable.typepad.com/grandmas_kitchen_table/2012/01/ihcc-tessa-kiros-fasolada-white-bean-soup.html
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