Ingredients
beans
(usually haricot, but any will do)
tomatoes
olive oil
onion
garlic
ginger
mixed herbs
cayenne/pimiento/chilli etc if required
other alternatives – a dash of soya sauce, vinagre de Jerez, soya milk (NO! not all three)
Method
Soak beans overnight. Cook following day in pressure cooker for 25-30 mins depending on beans and pressure cooker.
Cook onion, ginger and garlic in olive oil, then add tomatoes, herbs and bean stock, ie cooking water. When cooked, and cool, zap.
Add beans to finished sauce and warm up to put on toast.
Original posts about baked beans below should you wish to read more about the humble (baked) bean
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This looks delish! Thanks for sharing! :D
I just love baked beans on toast. Makes me think of all the cowboy movies I’ve seen with Clint Eastwood in it. :lol:
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You and Clint Eastwood. I love For a Few Dollars More though. Lee Van Cleef is brilliant in that. The two best moments in the film are at the beginning when he stops the train at Tutan what’s it and at the end when Eastwoord appears with his watch for the duel.
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Yeah, he is old favourite for sure. Loved all his movies but can’t remember how it went. Saw them ages ago. :lol: Hubby and I have these ‘oldies’ nights on weekends. I think we must get some Clint Eastwood movies this weekend.
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FAFDM is one of absolute all-time faves :)
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Actually they are really good. Must do some for winter breakfasts. I usually make about four days supply, they keep finding the fridge :)
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They look good and thanks for telling me. Will do so. :D
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