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Any ideas for using haricot beans?
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any recipe that says to use canellini/butterbeans can have haricot beans instead.
add them to a savoury mince dish such as cottage pie/mince & potatoes to bulk out the meal. or, as suggested above, boston baked beans are great.0 -
Thanks they look good.
I am making a meat and pot pie for this evening, would they go well in this?0 -
Oooh just thought of something, when I have been to Greek restaurants I love the garlic bean dish that you get with the meze. Could I make this with them? Does anybody have a recipe for this as if I remember correctly it is yum (so long as DH eats it too, very garlicy).0
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Hi Kdean
I usually use dried haricots in this recipe, by evilwoman, but I don't see why you couldn't do it with tinned ones. I work from lunch till early evening so make it in a slow cooker though the original recipe doesn't use one. It's very yummy and the littlies (4yo & 2yo) love it.
Hope that helps."all endings are also beginnings. We just don't know it at the time..."0 -
Oooh just thought of something, when I have been to Greek restaurants I love the garlic bean dish that you get with the meze. Could I make this with them? Does anybody have a recipe for this as if I remember correctly it is yum (so long as DH eats it too, very garlicy).
one of this month's food magazines has a similar recipe to that in it. i'll look when i get home. it could definately be made with haricot beans though.0 -
Use them in a salad to make it more filling.0
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I guess you could do it kind of like hummous??
Or this should be good - don't know if it's the type of thing you meant:
put the beans, one clove of crushed garlic, a tbsp lemon juice, a couple of glugs of extra virgin olive oil and some S&P into a blender and pulse til its mixed but not totally smooth. Could probably add some chopped coriander or parsley too if you fancied that?
If you don't have a blender, just give it a good old mash:money: I heart Martin! :money:0 -
btw - was guessing at quantities, you could make it as garlicky as you like!:money: I heart Martin! :money:0
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Hi kdean,
There's an older thread with more ideas for haricot beans so I've merged your thread with it to keep all the suggestions together.
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