Name: Frijoles Con Crema (Bean Dip)
Ingredients: 4 Firm ripe tomatoes; chopped finely; 10 Sprigs fresh coriander; chopped finely; 1/2 Onion; chopped finely; 2 Green chillies; chopped very finely; ; (optional); 1 Lime or lemon; juice of; 1/2 ts Salt and black pepper; 2 ts Cooking oil; 300 g Frijoles Refritos; (re-fried beans); ; (10oz); 50 g Cheddar cheese; grated (2oz); 50 g Cream cheese; (2oz); 1 150 millilit single cream; (5 floz)

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains, Dairy		Sainsbury’s, Sainsbury7	8	servings

INGREDIENTS

4		Firm ripe tomatoes; chopped finely
10		Sprigs fresh coriander; chopped finely
1/2		Onion; chopped finely
2		Green chillies; chopped very finely
		; (optional)
1		Lime or lemon; juice of
1/2	ts	Salt and black pepper
2	ts	Cooking oil
300	g	Frijoles Refritos; (re-fried beans)
		; (10oz)
50	g	Cheddar cheese; grated (2oz)
50	g	Cream cheese; (2oz)
1		150 millilit single cream; (5 floz)

INSTRUCTIONS

Mix the tomatoes, coriander, onion, chillies, lime or lemon juice, salt and
pepper together and set aside.
Heat the oil, add the re-fried beans and stir them for 2 minutes until they
are bubbling. Remove from the heat and add the cheeses, stirring constantly
until they melt.
Add the tomato mixture and single cream and serve at room temperature.
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