Mexican Summer Soup Recipe
Yield: 4 ServingsRecipe by luhu.jp
Ingredients:
1/3 cup: Kidney beans,
1/3 cup: Garbanzo beans,
1/3 cup: Black beans,
3 medium: Tomatoes, coarsely chopped
1 small: Onion, coarsely chopped
1: Banana pepper, finely chopped
1/2 cup: Green beans, fresh
1/2 cup: Zucchini, cubed
4 Cloves: garlic, pressed
1 tsp: Chili powder,
1 tsp: Ground cumin,
2: Bay leaves,
Salt and pepper, to taste
1/4 cup: Red wine,
Directions:
Wash and soak beans overnight (I cooked mine the next day on low in the
slow cooker while I was at work) drain & rinse beans before adding to pot.
In a medium saucepan saut
onion and garlic in water until tender.
Add fresh green beans and banana peppers, continue to saut
for 3 minutes.
Be sure to keep track of the water so it doesnt dry out.
Just before the water completely dries up add the zucchini and saut
2
minutes ( the zucchini should add some moisture to the pot, but if it
doesnt add more water just to keep from scorching veggies).
Add fresh tomatoes, beans, wine, spices and cook until this thickens and
the tomatoes have made a nice sauce.
As I am on a restricted salt diet I did not add salt to mine, however, I
did add some sweetener to the whole batch. Even without salt this dish was
very good. I havent tried it with salt substitute, so I dont know how it
would work. The nutritional rundown on this dish is quite good and it taste
good too.
Recipe by: Lynne Neumann
Posted to fatfree digest by "Lynne" on Aug 20,
1998, converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.
Source from luhu.jp
slow cooker while I was at work) drain & rinse beans before adding to pot.
In a medium saucepan saut
onion and garlic in water until tender.
Add fresh green beans and banana peppers, continue to saut
for 3 minutes.
Be sure to keep track of the water so it doesnt dry out.
Just before the water completely dries up add the zucchini and saut
2
minutes ( the zucchini should add some moisture to the pot, but if it
doesnt add more water just to keep from scorching veggies).
Add fresh tomatoes, beans, wine, spices and cook until this thickens and
the tomatoes have made a nice sauce.
As I am on a restricted salt diet I did not add salt to mine, however, I
did add some sweetener to the whole batch. Even without salt this dish was
very good. I havent tried it with salt substitute, so I dont know how it
would work. The nutritional rundown on this dish is quite good and it taste
good too.
Recipe by: Lynne Neumann
Posted to fatfree digest by "Lynne"
1998, converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.
Source from luhu.jp