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Рецепт Black Bean Rice
by Christine Lamb

Dried

and canned black beans are available throughout the year. Dried beans are

generally available in prepackaged containers as well as in bulk bins. Make sure

that the bins containing the black beans are covered and that the store has a

good product turnover to ensure the beans freshness. Whether purchasing black

beans in bulk or in packaged containers, make sure that there is no evidence of

moisture or insect damage and that they are whole and not cracked.

Canned

black beans can be found in most grocery stores. Unlike canned vegetables,

which have lost much of their nutritional value, there is little difference in

the nutritional value of canned black beans and those you cook yourself.

Canning lowers vegetables' nutritional value since they are best lightly cooked

for a short period of time, while their canning process requires a long cooking

time at high temperatures. On the other hand, beans require a long time to cook

whether they are canned or you cook them yourself. Therefore, if enjoying

canned beans is more convenient for you, go ahead and enjoy them. Look for

those that do not contain extra salt or additives.

Store

dried black beans in an airtight container in a cool, dry and dark place where

they will keep up to 1 year. If you purchase black beans at different times,

store them separately since they may feature varying stages of dryness and

therefore will require different cooking times. Cooked black beans will keep

fresh in the refrigerator for about three days if placed in a covered container.

Rice

can go from the stove to the dinner table in no time. Rice dishes are easy to

make and economical.

Black

Bean Rice

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2013, Christine’s Pantry. All rights reserved.

Ingredients:

1

Directions:

In

Dutch oven, heat oil over medium heat. Add meat and cook until no longer pink,

breaking meat up as it cooks. Transfer meat to a plate. Add onions, bell

peppers, salt and pepper, stirring and cook for 5 minutes. Return meat to

Dutch oven; add minced garlic, thyme, bay leaves, oregano, salt and pepper,

stirring. Add black beans, diced tomatoes, beef broth and uncooked rice, stir

well. Bring to boil, reduce heat and simmer about 17 to 20 minutes, until rice

is tender. Enjoy!