How To Make PINTO BEAN CURRY & CUMIN RICE | Rajma Masala | Jeera Rice


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  1. @dellytancyl524
    @dellytancyl524 says:

    Just finished serving a dinner of Rajma Masala and Jeera Rice with Grilled croaker fish seasoned with a mix of Curry Powder, and Garam masala and salt (i've been experimenting with that spice mix for a while now, it work) . Everything was delicious but Those Beans were the star of the show. Once again, Thank you Bumbi.

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  2. @grahamburgess3261
    @grahamburgess3261 says:

    Look delicious Bumbi, thanks for posting! May I ask a question please, I tend to use tinned beans (already cooked). Could I use these for this recipe and if so should I make any adaptations? Thanks 😊

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  3. @BigboiiTone
    @BigboiiTone says:

    I know very little about curry beyond the most basic and well known forms. Therefore, the idea of adding pinto or really any "bean," into them is new to me. I know since Bumbi is making it, it will be good but still I am very interested to see how this turns out

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  4. @malemd
    @malemd says:

    Definitely a keeper recipe… the tomatoes add a beautiful richness and roundness to this dish. Mellows the sometimes slightly bitter native flavor of the beans. This is a champion healthy hearty delicious meal. In fact I just had some…❤

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  5. @asantos704
    @asantos704 says:

    Hey bumbi love the technique of adding coriander stalks early and leaves later. I do this with my latin american style beans, the stalks have great flavour too and i like how hardy the coriander is, tastes good cooked or fresh.

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