Grace’s Black Bean Pie Recipe

I love sharing recipes with friends, but it’s even more delightful when a dear friend shares a treasured recipe back, as Grace (of BlessedElement.com/create) is sharing today with us!  This Black Bean Pie recipe is certain to warm up and add some amazing flavor to your winter nights:

Black Bean Pie

First make a cornmeal pie crust:

(Cornmeal pie crust I cook in the microwave)
1/2 cup of whole wheat flour
1/2 cup of cornmeal
1/2 tsp of salt
1/2 cup of shortening
3 to 4 (more if needed) TLBS of water.

Mix dry ingredients and then add shortening and mix until mixture resembles small peas. Add water and form into a ball.

Flour dough board and place dough on it and roll it out. Put it in 9 inch glass pie plate. Like you would do for any pie.

Cook in microwave on high power for 5 to 7 minutes and set aside.


Black Bean mixture:

I cook 16oz of black beans of the stove.

I soak them for 24 hours and then cook them on the stove until they are soft. I add onions and garlic to my beans while they are on the stove. Drain.

I then put them in my food processors using the S blade and mash them into a paste.

Add 1/2 onion 1 TBLS chili powder (if you don’t want it to be spicy then only add 2 tsp of chili powder)
3/4 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
1/4 tsp cumin
1 clove of garlic

Mix together in food processor and then pour into pie crust.

Put 2 cups of shredded cheese over top of pie.

Cook for 6 to 10 minutes( until cheese is melted) on 50% power level in microwave.

Cut into pie wedges and place on serving plate then add shredded lettuce, tomatoes and onions on top.

This is a favorite at our house and I hope you enjoy it too!

Grace Hodgin is a Grandma Blogger at blessed elements.com/create encouraging grand parents to remain active in the lives of their grand children and to inspire imagination and creativity.

 


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Barb Webb. Founder and Editor of Rural Mom, is an the author of "Getting Laid" and "Getting Baked". A sustainable living expert nesting in Appalachian Kentucky, when she’s not chasing chickens around the farm or engaging in mock Jedi battles, she’s making tea and writing about country living and artisan culture.
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Comments

    • Grace Hodgin
    • December 20, 2012
    Reply

    The name doesn’t sound appetizing but it is one of our favorites at our house.

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