by BBens » Wed Jul 01, 2020 11:13 am
With restaurants, pubs & bars getting ready to open, we're near the end of our cook at home brunch treats. Please share any pics you've taken. You might prefer this for lunch or dinner instead of brunch ...
INGREDIENTS -Serves One
- Splash of Olive Oil
- 60g Chorizo, Diced
- 80g Tinned Black Eyed Beans
- 1/2 Tbsp Tomato Puree
- 125ml Bloody Bens Bloody Mary Mix - see below
- 2 Large Handfuls of Baby Spinach
- 1 Egg
- Grating of Strong Cheddar
- Sliced Spring Onions to serve
- Sliced Red Chilli to serve
- Toast to serve
METHOD
Heat the Olive Oil in a small frying pan over a medium to high heat. When hot, chuck in the Chorizo pieces & leave to cook for 2 minutes, until leaking their ruby red oils and turning crisp at the edges.
Tip in the Black Eyed Beans and stir through the Chorizo. Add the Tomato Puree and stir in with the other ingredients. Pour in the Bloody Bens Bloody Mary Mix along with a splash of Water. Bring to the boil.
Reduce the heat a little and add the Spinach. Turn in the hot sauce until wilted. Use a spoon to create a small indent in the middle of the pan. Crack in an Egg and grate some Cheese on top.
Place a lid on the pan (if you don’t have a lid then find a suitably sized plate) and cook for about 4 minutes.
Remove the lid, scatter with Spring Onions and Chilli and get stuck in.
Bloody Bens Bloody Mary Mix is a blend of 22 herbs & spices, mainly used to make Bloody or Virgin Mary's, however it's amazing in cooking. You can buy it at many Delis, Butchers & Bottle Shops across South London.
Order it online at
https://www.bloodybens.com/bloody-mary-mix/ Type NVN at checkout for a 10% Nappy Valley Discount. Offer valid till 31 July. Takes 2-3 days by post or we often deliver locally.
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[color=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.9)]With restaurants, pubs & bars getting ready to open, we're near the end of our cook at home brunch treats. Please share any pics you've taken. You might prefer this for lunch or dinner instead of brunch ...[/color][/align]
INGREDIENTS -Serves One
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[*]Splash of Olive Oil
[*]60g Chorizo, Diced
[*]80g Tinned Black Eyed Beans
[*]1/2 Tbsp Tomato Puree
[*]125ml Bloody Bens Bloody Mary Mix - see below
[*]2 Large Handfuls of Baby Spinach
[*]1 Egg
[*]Grating of Strong Cheddar
[*]Sliced Spring Onions to serve
[*]Sliced Red Chilli to serve
[*]Toast to serve
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METHOD
[align=start]Heat the Olive Oil in a small frying pan over a medium to high heat. When hot, chuck in the Chorizo pieces & leave to cook for 2 minutes, until leaking their ruby red oils and turning crisp at the edges.[/align]
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Tip in the Black Eyed Beans and stir through the Chorizo. Add the Tomato Puree and stir in with the other ingredients. Pour in the Bloody Bens Bloody Mary Mix along with a splash of Water. Bring to the boil.[/align]
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Reduce the heat a little and add the Spinach. Turn in the hot sauce until wilted. Use a spoon to create a small indent in the middle of the pan. Crack in an Egg and grate some Cheese on top.
Place a lid on the pan (if you don’t have a lid then find a suitably sized plate) and cook for about 4 minutes.[/align]
[align=start]Remove the lid, scatter with Spring Onions and Chilli and get stuck in.
Bloody Bens Bloody Mary Mix is a blend of 22 herbs & spices, mainly used to make Bloody or Virgin Mary's, however it's amazing in cooking. You can buy it at many Delis, Butchers & Bottle Shops across South London.
Order it online at [url]https://www.bloodybens.com/bloody-mary-mix/[/url] Type NVN at checkout for a 10% Nappy Valley Discount. Offer valid till 31 July. Takes 2-3 days by post or we often deliver locally.[/align]