If you make this regularly, you'll want to buy juice in 128 oz plastic bottles. You can marinate the salad in a used empty bottle, cut the bottle open open to remove the salad, when done - then discard the bottle. A funnel, large enough to pass beans easily, yet small enough to fit inside the mouth of the bottle, will be very useful when pouring beans into the bottle.
Here, I substituted 8 oz of sliced mushrooms for the green and wax beans.
This is the veggies, marinating in the bottle. See the vivid colours? Each colour represents a different flavour.
Ingredients
- 2 Can black beans
- 2 Can garbanzo beans
- 1 Can green beans
- 2 Can pinto beans
- 2 Can red beans
- 1 Can wax beans
- 8 oz mushrooms - "bits and pieces", or "sliced".
- 1 onion (red is best), or 1 bunch green onion, diced
- 1 jalapeno pepper, minced
- 1 sweet pepper (green or red), or 1 each, diced
- 1/2 C oil
- 1/2 C sugar
- 1/2 C vinegar
- dash pepper
- dash salt
- dash paprika and / or tumeric
Preparation
- Drain and rinse beans thoroughly. Use a very large pot, and lots of water.
- Mix beans, and other veggies. Make sure that all beans and veggie pieces will fit through the funnel or neck of the bottle. Dice as necessary.
- Put veggie mixture in a bottle or marinating container. You may need more than 1 container.
- Mix dressing mixture (oil, sugar, vinegar, spices) thoroughly.
- Pour dressing mixture into marinating container(s).
- Marinate 12 - 48 hours (longer is better). Mix or turn over the container, regularly. 1/2 of the vegetables should be draining, as the other 1/2 is soaking, constantly. This works best, with the bottle on its side, and turned end over end - not rotated.
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