Spicy Black bean dip
-1.5 cups black bean soaked over night (cook according to the directions on package) or 2 cans of black beans boiled for 10 minutes
-1 tablespoon chili powder
-1 teaspoon cumin
-1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
-salt and pepper
-2 onions
-2 scallions
-2 cloves of garlic
-1/3 cup of red wine
-1 tablespoon tamari (soya sauce)
-2 tablespoon olive oil
-1 cup of water or beef/veggie broth
-juice of 1 lime
-cook black beans (1-2 hours depending on if soaked overnight). In a frying pan add the spices on medium heat. Allow the spices to heat up and it enhances the flavour, cook for about 5 minutes. Spices should be hot and a little steam rising. Place in a bowl to cool. Add olive oil to frying pan and add the onions, scallions, garlic and allow them to cook until soft, add the red wine and tamari and allow them to further cook, about 10 minutes on low heat to have fluid to reduce. Add the beans, spices, water/broth and the juice of the lime. Allow to simmer together for about 20 minutes. Add salt and pepper. Blend or mash and serve. You can top with salsa, avocados, cheese, sour cream. Serve with corn chips, pitas or veggies.
(not the best picture, but the dip is tasty)
These are the recipes that I create in my kitchen. I live in a small down town Toronto apartment. I love to cook, and I hope these recipes inspire you to love food, love life and love your friends and family. Food builds community, inspires life and keeps you healthy. Food is meant to be fresh, colourful and vibrant, not dull and out of a box. My recipes are meant to encourage you to experiment, they are guidelines not rules so add more, or less, but please enjoy.
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