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Black beans quesadilla |

Vegetarian, Vegetables and Fruits

Spicy, comforting, tasty, you won't leave a crumb!

Note

We have feta cheese in this recipe because cotija cheese (typical of Mexico) is not always easy to find.

Ingredients

Recipe for 12 tapas

Black bean

1 Unit(s)
Canned black beans
150 Gr
Onion
2 Clove(s)
Garlic
2 Tsp
Cumin powder
4 Sprig(s)
Fresh cilantro
1 Tsp
Chili flakes

Chipotle sauce

125 Ml
Plain yogurt 2%
125 Ml
Sour cream
1 Unit(s)
Chipotle pepper in adobo sauce

Toppings

6 Unit(s)
Tortilla
150 Gr
Feta cheese
1 Unit(s)
Lime

Preparation time: 60 min

  • Mashed black beans

    Chop your onion.

    Chop the garlic cloves.

    Thin out the coriander; reserve the leaves and chop the stems.

    Rinse the black beans in clean water.

    In a frying pan over medium-high heat, sweat the onion and chopped coriander stalks in a little oil or butter. 

    Once the onion is translucent, add the garlic, cumin and chili flakes. Sweat for 1 minute to toast the spices.

    Add the black beans and about 1/2 cup of water. Add salt and pepper to taste and reduce over medium heat. Once reduced, mash your beans with a potato masher.

  • Chipotle sauce

    In a high container (measuring glass type...), put your yogurt and your chili pepper (or 2... or more if you wish...) as well as a little adobo sauce (about 1 teaspoon, it will accentuate the smoky taste).

    Blend everything with a arm blender (if you don't have one, finely chop the chili and mix the rest of the ingredients in a bowl). Add sour cream and season with salt to taste. 

  • Cooking

    Place some of the mashed black beans  on a tortilla and spread.

    Crumble your feta cheese over the beans and place another tortilla on top.

    Over medium heat, with a little fat, place your quesadilla in a pan. When it is coloured enough, turn the quesadilla over to colour the other side.

    Once coloured on both sides, put your quesadilla on a cutting board and cut it into 4 or 6 pieces. Arrange your quesadilla tips on a plate and drizzle with chipotle sauce and cilantro leaves.

We have feta cheese in this recipe because cotija cheese (typical of Mexico) is not always easy to find.

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