BEANS & RICE! How To Make Without Meat In The Instant Pot


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In this episode, we dive into the comforting world of meatless cooking, showcasing how to create a nourishing and satisfying meal …

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  1. @lmc1966
    @lmc1966 says:

    Thank you so much for the meatless recipe!! πŸ™πŸ€²Regarding the custard, you can easily mix extra cornstarch in a cup with more cold milk or water and keep adding to the hot mixture. It will thicken !β™₯β™₯

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  2. @elhammodaresi4486
    @elhammodaresi4486 says:

    Thank you for showing everyone that a humble dish when it’s done beautifully, can be the most enjoyable meal. I love your channel. Please keep teaching us more often as Authentic but humble dishes. Thank you.
    Ramadan Mubarak

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  3. @jackiejo
    @jackiejo says:

    We have same recipe in Armenia, called fasoolya and add diced celery, carrots & potatoes and add chopped parsley at the end. The illik you referred to is called bone marrow.

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  4. @TramNguyen-zb9qv
    @TramNguyen-zb9qv says:

    Rice, bean and bread…..❀❀🌹🌹πŸ₯°πŸ₯° My comfor foods.

    Thank you for sharing….❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀

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  5. @beatricegalea9112
    @beatricegalea9112 says:

    As always Aysenur I simply love your recipes and also the little hints you give if things should go wrong and the little hints no one reveals. You are really so realistic!, Thank you for sharing all with us and as usual God Bless your hands and all your family. I wish all Muslims a Happy and Blessed Ramadan β€οΈπŸŒΉπŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‡²πŸ‡Ή

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  6. @ONLYGOODleftistisaDEADleftist
    @ONLYGOODleftistisaDEADleftist says:

    Good recipe and video, thank you! Beans are very rich in fiber and protein. One half cup of cooked beans equals about 7 grams of protein or the equivalent of the protein in one ounce of meat. I often make beans and rice, however, I make the Cajun Style Beans and Rice, but not quite as SPICY as a REAL Cajun would make it. Additionally, sometimes I add whole kernel corn, diced red bell peppers, pickled pimiento, or diced onion to it (whatever I have on-hand.) Although, I have a pressure cooker, I prefer the consistency of the beans when they are slow-simmered, as I feel the beans soak up the seasonings more when slow-simmered. Plus, I can more easily control the consistency (hardness/softness) of the beans, not having to shut down the pressure cooker or restart it to check on my desired consistency (pressure cooking times vary depending on the bean and the age of the dried beans.) I drain the beans after the beans have cooked and save the bean liquor, topped with EVOO, and refrigerate in a canning jar, for use as seasoning in the next bean dish I make. Here's a tip my Mother taught me, "Never salt beans until they have been cooked, as the salt (sodium chloride) makes the skin on the beans tough." Good day! 😁

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  7. @arundathishiggaon6494
    @arundathishiggaon6494 says:

    Such a comforting meal . Loved the beans stew with a slice of crust baguet !
    The dessert looks delicious . It happens with me too .. the pudding won’t thicken . I must try your tip .. using semolina . ❀❀❀

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