A. I didn't use the right kind of beans
B. I didn't use the right spices and
C. I put sour cream on it (I can't help it).
However it is one of my favorite things to eat because it just tastes sooo good.
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Back to my night of beans and greens...here are a few photos!
If you only knew how many witty responses I received on my FB page after I posted this photo...thanks for the laughs :) |
Here is how I make this meal:
Chop and wash 1 head of escarole and place in pan with olive oil, salt and pepper. Add 1 can of drained garbanzo beans (or whatever beans you have in your cupboard) and add to the pan.
After 5 mins, mix up the greens, add 1 clove of crushed garlic along with plenty of nutmeg. Mix every 5 mins. until greens are BRIGHT in color and wilted.
Chop and wash 1 head of escarole and place in pan with olive oil, salt and pepper. Add 1 can of drained garbanzo beans (or whatever beans you have in your cupboard) and add to the pan.
After 5 mins, mix up the greens, add 1 clove of crushed garlic along with plenty of nutmeg. Mix every 5 mins. until greens are BRIGHT in color and wilted.
Add any seafood at the end! I threw some leftover shrimp in from the night before. I top with sour cream, but didn't show that photo since I thought it might be upsetting to my hard core greens and beans lovers ;)
You're doin' it right! ;-)
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