Description
Use:
- Soups - red kidney beans taste great when combined with vegetables, mushrooms, potatoes, or cereals
- Hash browns - blend red kidney beans, add spices, herbs, egg and flour, form the shapes of hash browns and fry from both sides
- Baked - you can bake red kidney beans in the same way as ground meat, for example as lasagne or moussaka
- In sauces - red kidney beans can be a great meat replacement in sauces
- Porridge - blended red kidney beans can be used as a tasty side dish to main dishes
- Salad - cooled red kidney beans can be added into salads, which will enrich their taste
- Ratatouille with beans - prepare 300 g of beans according to instructions, roast 3 cut onions, 6 cut garlic cloves in oil, add a bigger zucchini cut into pieces, 5 cut tomatoes, 5 green peppers and 5 bouillon cubes with Provensal seasoning, steam for 10 minutes, pour into a baking tin, pour with 680 g of tomato puree and bake for 30 minutes, add beans, season with soy sauce, fill kilner jars with the mixture and bottle for 15 minutes at 80 °C
- Chilli con carne - a traditional Mexican dish will taste delicious with these beans
Red beans are also sometimes called ''chilli beans'', because they are a classic ingredient to the Mexican food called chilli con carne. In addition, they taste great when combined with spicy food. You can season them with pepper or chilli or a hot pepper. Red beans are slightly sweet after cooking and will make you feel saturated quickly. The plant comes from Central America, but today it is also cultivated in Africa.
Organic food always goes through a system of checks and certifications that ensures their quality and enables them to bear this designation. Their organic quality is particularly appreciated by people with an interest in organic farming and a sustainable farming system.
Composition
Red kidney beans*. May contain traces of gluten. *product of controlled organic farmingStorage
Store at relative humidity up to 70%.