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Chipotle Bean Burritos
Boldly favored kidney beans, drizzled with chipotle cashew sauce, salsa, and fresh herbs sprinkled on top.
Servings:
5
Author:
Amanda Nicole Smith
Ingredients
4-5
burrito wraps
1.5
cups
dried kidney beans; 4 cups cooked
1/4
cup
apple cider vinegar
2
tbsp
paprika; powder
2
tbsp
chili; powder
1
tbsp
chipotle; powder
1
clove
garlic; minced
1/4
cup
red onion; minced
1/2
tsp
salt
1/4
tsp
pepper
Chipotle Cashew Sauce
1/2
cup
cashew pieces
1/3
cup
water
1
tbsp
apple cider vinegar
1
tsp
chipotle; powder
1/2
garlic clove
pinch
of salt
Fresh Herbs
1/4
cup
cilantro
1/8
cup
fennel
1/4
cup
scallions
Instructions
Soak beans in water that's about 4 inches above the beans, overnight.
Rinse and drain the beans in a strainer, about 2-4 times a day, and put it over a bowl to catch the drips.
About 2 days later the beans will have sprouted little tails.
Cook the beans on low in a slow cooker with the water about 4 inches above the beans. Cook for about 6 hours, or until the beans are soft to eat.
While the beans are still hot, put them in a sterilized mason jar, and seal with a metal lid and band. Leave them on the counter to cool.
Store in the fridge until ready to make burritos.
Chipotle Cashew Sauce
Grind cashews into a flour.
Add in the rest of the ingredients and blend until smooth.
Assembly
Heat up the beans on low in a sauce pan.
Add in the rest of the bean ingredients, and stir, slightly mashing the beans.
Add a little less than a cup of beans to a burrito wrap, drizzle on the cashew sauce, salsa, and a sprinkle of whatever fresh herbs you want.
Notes
Beans will store up to 2 weeks.
If you're packing a burrito for lunch, this dish is good with cold beans to, no need to reheat.