This is a something I made when Hans was not home last week. The time when Niv posted in her place A Dish a Day I have been wanting to make them, and as I was home alone I thought I will make them so I don't need to cook for two days :--)
I followed her recipie fully just that I used kidney beans cooked by muself than the tin.
It is really so good and so comforting. And the whole dish looks so good in your plate :-)
Have you ever felt like you are opening up a box from Ali baba and Forthy thieves or box from Aladdins cave, well that is how I felt when I Hans came home very late almost midnight last sunday from Delhi.
His flight was two hours delayed in Delhi, so we were not sure if he would be able to catch his connecting flight from Frankfurt , and any way with all the delay's he could got the connecting flight to Brussels .
So he came home refreshed him self and I had made sandwiches and opend up a bottle of wine, so before all that he ipend up and took out the goodies he bought and then what Deeba had send with him.
To be honest I didn't know what to open up and admire, each packet I opend up it was like wow i love this and then I opend up another, i was like ok I change my mind I love this more :-) all to all it was indeed like opening up a treasure box with full of goodies.
Sending thie to My Legume Love Affair, created by Susan of The Well-Seasoned Cook which is hosted this month by Sra of When My Soup Came Alive
I followed her recipie fully just that I used kidney beans cooked by muself than the tin.
It is really so good and so comforting. And the whole dish looks so good in your plate :-)
Have you ever felt like you are opening up a box from Ali baba and Forthy thieves or box from Aladdins cave, well that is how I felt when I Hans came home very late almost midnight last sunday from Delhi.
His flight was two hours delayed in Delhi, so we were not sure if he would be able to catch his connecting flight from Frankfurt , and any way with all the delay's he could got the connecting flight to Brussels .
So he came home refreshed him self and I had made sandwiches and opend up a bottle of wine, so before all that he ipend up and took out the goodies he bought and then what Deeba had send with him.
To be honest I didn't know what to open up and admire, each packet I opend up it was like wow i love this and then I opend up another, i was like ok I change my mind I love this more :-) all to all it was indeed like opening up a treasure box with full of goodies.
Sending thie to My Legume Love Affair, created by Susan of The Well-Seasoned Cook which is hosted this month by Sra of When My Soup Came Alive
what nice post Final, and I love your recipe!!
ReplyDeleteOk That is a treasure hunt in Hans luggage :) Deeba is so sweet i love the antique touch kettle, is it kettle?
ReplyDeleteLike the rice also!
Rajma Chawal is so traditional to us Punjabis, I love the way you've shown it here. Beautiful and stunning pics!
ReplyDeleteA very delish rice dish, Final.
ReplyDeleteAww... Thanks so much for the Shout out Finla.. you've just made me want to make Rajma today.. ! Looking fwd to your pics with the gorgeous stuff that Hans & Deeba picked out!
ReplyDeleteNow that my deadline is near, I'm frantically looking for legumey recipes. Something like this was one of them, now I'll have to think of something else! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the entry!
I'll take the rajma chawal dear Finla...so comforting. xoxo Ala - deeba!
ReplyDeleteHe knows what make you happy :). The rice and bean sounds delicious by the way.
ReplyDeleteWow beautiful treasures, lucky you:)..
ReplyDeleteRajma chawal looks extremely inviting, love this kind of beans and rice combo.
This looks like a delicious hearty meal. Love your pressies from Delhi.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful gifts! Basmati rice has got to be my favorite rice by a mile, and I like beans also.
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