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Lubia (bean Stew)

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Grains North African 4 -6

INGREDIENTS

1 qt Cold water
1 lb Beans, kidney navy white
cnnelini soaked and
cooked
until soft -or-
3 Cans, 16 ounce drained I
used canned kidney beans
1 Clove whole garlic
1 Onion, peeled and chopped
1 Clove crushed garlic
1/4 c Chopped parsley
1 t Crushed red pepper flakes
1 T Sweet red paprika
2 Bay leaves
2 t Salt
2 c Crushed tomatoes
2 t Ground cumin
2 t Oregano, I added this
1 c Water

INSTRUCTIONS

1997    
Another North African recipe from Vegetarian Journal:  (author's notes)
You can mix the beans in the spicy stewfor a variety  of flavors and
textures. My host drained off the water by serving up  the stew through
a slotted wooden spoon. (I however, did not drain it  at all because
the rich red sauch was so delicious!)  In a stew pot, boil water with
beans, cloves and onion until  vegetables are tender. Drain off 2 cups
of the liquid. In a saucepan,  saute minced garlic (in whatever you
like), chopped parsley, hot  pepper flakes, paprika, bay leaves and
salt for 3-5 minutes. When  seasonings are slightly smoking, add
crushed tomatoes, ground cumin  and one cup of water. Bring this
mixture to a boil, then add to the  bean pot. Serve with pita over
rice. Posted to fatfree digest V97  #031 by judy.mingram@West.Sun.COM
(Judy Mingram - SunSoft) on Mar 19,

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