The other night Nathan had a dish at a new Latin fusion restaurant served over a thick, delicious black bean soup. I've craved it since and decided to try to create my own. The result is quite tasty if I say so myself:
- 2 cans black beans (I used Goya brand.)
- 2 pints of chicken stock (I used Costco brand.)
- 1 Tablespoon ground cumin
- 3 small red onions
- 1 teaspoon garlic
- 1/4 cup olive oil
Saute the onions and garlic in the oil until the onions are nicely translucent and cooked.
Drain the black beans and rinse with cold water.
Add the beans, chicken stock, and cumin.
Cook on medium for about 20 minutes to reduce the liquid by about a third.
Either mash some of the beans into a soupier texture in the pot or remove a portion of the mixture and puree with a blender. Then put the puree back in the pot. Simmer on low until you are ready to taste the deliciousness!
DIETS:
Diabetic: yes
Gluten Free: yes
Mediterranean: yes
Nightshade Family Free: yes
Paleo: yes
SugarBusters: yes
Sugar Free: yes
Vegan: yes* (substitute vegetable stock for the chicken stock)
Vegetarian: yes* (substitute vegetable stock for the chicken stock)
Wheat Free: yes
200 Calories or Under: yes* (up to a cup of soup)
Notice: Be sure to check with your doctor and nutritionist about the safety of any eating plan for you. Also, check ingredients as different brands and products may have different ingredients or have changed them since this post. Some calories are estimates based on packaging.
DIETS:
Diabetic: yes
Gluten Free: yes
Mediterranean: yes
Nightshade Family Free: yes
Paleo: yes
SugarBusters: yes
Sugar Free: yes
Vegan: yes* (substitute vegetable stock for the chicken stock)
Vegetarian: yes* (substitute vegetable stock for the chicken stock)
Wheat Free: yes
200 Calories or Under: yes* (up to a cup of soup)
Notice: Be sure to check with your doctor and nutritionist about the safety of any eating plan for you. Also, check ingredients as different brands and products may have different ingredients or have changed them since this post. Some calories are estimates based on packaging.
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