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====== Garlic Bean Thing ======
Meg Burelle made this for Gran and us three sisters in Colorado. It was so delicious, we politely restrained ourselves from fighting over the leftovers. (She made a double batch fortunately.) A single batch makes two meals for her if she doesn't eat too much at the first sitting.

Here's Meg's recipe.



===== Ingredients =====
  * 1 can white northern beans (or butter beans)
  * 2 tblspn (ish) noosh
  * 1 medium onion (diced)
  * 6 cloves - a whole head of garlic ish (minced)
  * box of mushrooms (thinly sliced)
  * 1-2 (ish) tsp better than bouillon roasted garlic  base (it’s salty so use as much as you’ll like and maybe just add more minced garlic)
  * 1/2-3/4 cup water
  * a lot of parsley (minced)
  * 2-3 big shoots of green onion (chopped thinly)
  * parmesan cheese (or not)

==== recent additions ====
  * halved grape or cherry tomatoes
  * heavy coating of cumin
  * slightly less heavy coating of smoked paprika
  * A lil chopped spinach would probably be good

===== Directions =====
  - Put butter (or water/veggie broth if avoiding oil) in the pan and add the noosh with a bunch of pepper. 
  - Add the onion and some salt/pepper (or not) and let the onion get translucent/brown ish while stirring every once in a while. Add the garlic when they’re pretty much done so it doesn’t burn. 
  - Add the mushrooms, beans (and tomatoes) and stir it all together. 
  - Mix the roasted garlic bouillon with the water and add it. Let it cook covered on low, but stir every once in a while. 
  - While it’s cooking you can chop the parsley and green onion. 
  - Once the water is mostly absorbed/cooked off and it’s got sort of a thicker saucey feel I add some parmesan on top and let it melt.
  - Put all the parsley and green onion on top/stir it in. 

I really like it with some crusty toasted bread, but it’s also great straight out of the bowl.


originally submitted by marlacparker on Nov 06, 2025
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