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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Vegetables, Grains	Cuban	Vegetable	4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	c	Cooked black beans -or-
1	cn	Black beans
1/4	md	Onion
		Minced garlic (to taste)
4	c	Steamed rice
2	ts	Black pepper

INSTRUCTIONS

While in Key West over the summer I was fortunate enough to be exposed to
some amazing Cuban food.  When I returned home at the end of the summer I
applied these new ideas to my own kitchen.  My personal favorite is Black
beans, rice, and lettuce burritos!
Bring the black beans to a simmer in their own juices.  Use fresh garlic
and slice it very fine so it nearly dissappears when you add it to the
beans with the pepper After abouit five miuntes add the onions. When
serving use twice as much rice as beans and about a third as much lettuce,
all wrapped in a nice flour. tortilla.
Easy Huh?  Simple and most important, fast Inexperinced vegetarian cook
for the last 8 months Chris Ellison [email protected]
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