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Mexican Mixed Beans

by jeff butterworth
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A Mexican-Inspired Favourite

This bean mix is a versatile recipe you can enjoy in so many ways. Use it to fill tacos, layer over nachos, roll into burritos, or simply serve as a warm dip with fresh veggies. Packed with plant-based protein, fibre, and colourful vegetables, it’s a simple way to bring vibrant flavours to your table. You’re going to love how hearty and satisfying it feels.

Bringing It All Together

  1. Heat coconut oil in a saucepan and cook onion for a few minutes until softened.

  2. Stir in curry powder and turmeric, cooking gently until fragrant.

  3. Add diced tomatoes and simmer for 2 minutes to create a rich, spiced base.

  4. Stir through the mixed vegetables, adding a splash of water if needed, and cook until tender.

  5. Add kidney beans and rice, mixing well and lightly mashing some of the beans for a creamy texture.

  6. Serve warm as a filling for tacos, burritos, or over nachos, or enjoy as a dip with fresh sides.

Why These Ingredients Work

Kidney beans are naturally rich in plant-based protein and fibre, which can help keep you feeling full and satisfied. Turmeric adds a golden colour and gentle warmth, making this dish both flavourful and grounding. The combination of beans, spices, and vegetables makes it a balanced, nourishing option that can be adapted to suit different meals.

Share the Flavour

This recipe is perfect for family dinners, weekend gatherings, or quick weekday meals. Make a big batch and use it in different ways across the week.

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