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  • Non Refried Mexican Beans

    Healthy Refried beans?

    You might have seen my previous post on quick non-cook Mexican beans. Like I said in that post, we love Mexican in our house and if you are a big Mexican food lover like we are then I have a great little recipe you will want to try on your next Mexican night.

     

    Refried beans sound and look as though they might be really unhealthy. Fried? Refried? Not only are we here to tell that refried beans aren’t actually as unhealthy as you think plus we’re going to give you a great recipe to make your own. Where possible making your own recipes rather than relying on shop bought food is always best. Many shop bought food items are filled with fillers, preservatives, chemicals and of course sugar and salt. You can make amazing alternatives, without all these additional ingredients that are no good for you, and we promise they will taste just as good, if not better!

     

    Non Refried Mexican Beans

    Ingredients

    • Black Beans (230g)
    • Almond Milk
    • 1 tsp of garlic powder
    • 1 Tsp of Paprika
    • 1 Tsp of Cumin

     

    Method

    • Add the black beans to a pan and cover with almond milk.
    • Add the spices into the pan and mix.
    • Put the pan on the hob at a medium heat. At this point you are looking to reduce to milk to nothing without burning the beans.
    • Put a lid on the beans and leave them for 5 minutes.
    • Check the beans and stir them. The mixture will be wet on the top and the beans will have started to break down to a mush. Continue this process until you are happy with the consistency and texture.

     

    The goal of this dish is to have mushy beans that are just like refried beans but without all the salt that has been added to the shop bought variety.

  • How to hand make Mochi

    If you have ever visited Yo! Sushi or even spent some time at a Japanese restaurant then you have probably heard of Mochi. I have always been a huge fan of visiting YO! Sushi but unfortunately here in Hertfordshire, we don’t have any even close. A Yo! Sushi visit always means a trip to London and it’s not something I achieve very much these days.

    I have been a massive Mochi fan ever since I first went to Yo! Sushi and I even had some at an all-you-can-eat Sushi place in Florida when I was there last summer. Is it just me or there is something totally yummy about the soft, chewy feeling of Mochi?

    As I don’t get to sushi restaurants very often I decided it was time to try and make my own and have some on hand so we could enjoy it whenever we so wished.

    mochi ice cream on the wooden tray
    Photo by RODNAE Productions on Pexels.com

    Download my mochi recipe

    If you’re looking for a great mochi recipe that will make you an abundance of mochi then you can download my free printable PDF below. You can refer to it straight from your phone or computer.

     
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    I hope that by providing these recipes as a PDF that you can keep you will be able to find it again and again.

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