Open two cans of garbanzo beans, drain, and add to the pot. If you don't drain enough liquid off you'll have to wait for it to evaporate, which isn't...
Add either a can of tomatoes or a double-handful of chopped fresh tomatoes to the pot, and stir. Add any other seasonings you like: I recommend a bi...
Cook over medium-high heat just long enough for all the ingredients to heat up and the tomatoes to break down and mingle. They'll drop a bit more wat...
Now that your beans have cooked down properly, taste and adjust the seasonings. Add salt, pepper, garlic, or lemon juice if it seems a bit flat. Ser...
A quick hearty dinner when you just feel like opening cans.
Just wanted to let you know I've made this many times - it's become a regular - THANKS! I was impatient once because I had too much tomato juices to evaporate and added some bulgar to soak it up, and now I do it every time. Works with many different kinds of grains.
canida, thank you so much! i tried a little curry powder in mine, and some basil instead of rosemary, and my whole family practically tears me apart to get me to cook some, and once i do, it's all gone in 10 minutes!
It looks really good! I made also a variation using garlic instead of onions and the result is very good. Another suggestion: put the garbanzos last. First let the tomatos caramelize a bit in strong heat and when this is done put the garbanzos (they do not need to cook if they are canned, only get warmed).
This is really cool, but i can't figure out how to roll the duct tape around your finger... Maybe a video could help. Otherwise, this is awesome... and Tasty!
Nope- this is from a chips-and-dip set. Eric was dissatisfied with his photoshoot results using our standard set of bowls, so we dug this out. It's likely to make further appearances.
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I was impatient once because I had too much tomato juices to evaporate and added some bulgar to soak it up, and now I do it every time. Works with many different kinds of grains.