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    • Black Bean Soup

      Posted at 9:09 am by NativeNM, on November 2, 2012

      Black Bean Soup is a rare treat for me.  You see, my husband doesn’t eat beans.  I mean he doesn’t eat ANY beans of ANY kind, therefore I’ve gotten out of the habit of adding beans to our diet.  He definitely did not grow up in NM where beans, chiles  and tortillas are staple ingredients in every kitchen.  It’s getting colder and I’ve been in the mood for a hearty soup.  This recipe is definitely loaded with flavor with a variety of chiles, bacon, tomatoes, and seasonings.  And of course I couldn’t go without my toppings.  I couldn’t resist some crunchy corn tortilla strips with avocado slices and cilantro.  It definitely warmed my soul and lifted my spirits on this cold dreary day.

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      Posted in Dutch Oven and Cast Iron, Recipes, Red or Green, Soups, Stews and Chili | 2 Comments | Tagged Black Bean Soup, Roasted Chiles
    • Roasting Tips Plus. . . Other Stuff

      Posted at 9:00 am by NativeNM, on November 2, 2012

      I decided it’s time to post a few tips that I use in my daily cooking.  I hope to reference these tips in my future recipes and add other tips as I go along.  As many of you know I roast a variety of chiles often and have started roasting other foods as well such as tomatoes and corn. Roasting brings out the sugars in corn and tomatoes that you wouldn’t otherwise find.  Find out for yourself how easy it is and how good it tastes!

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