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This is a very nice way of serving calcium-rich beans and greens together. I serve it hot, but it can also be served cold.
1 can each of pinto/or/kidney/or/red, black and navy beans – drained & rinsed
8 oz. tomato sauce…
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1 15 oz can red beans — rinsed & drained…
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An easy crockpot dish using just two ingredients for delicious flavorful beans without any fat. You must soak the beans the night before.
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1 medium yellow squash cut in half lengthwise then crosswise in 1/2-in.-thick slices…
To the ancient Incas, the ivory-colored beads of quinoa (pronounced KEEN-wah) were “the Mother Grain,” a sustainer of life in hard times in the high Andes. Except for a green-peanutlike aftertaste, quinoa is as bland as rice. Unlike rice, however, it packs a lot of protein. Most organic groceries and health food stores stock quinoa and some of the better supermarkets also carry it.
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