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Category: Main Dishes/Dinner
Rating: (?) Not Yet Rated
Contributing Chef: adminjames

Translate: French/Traduisez - German/Übersetzen Sie - Italian/Traduca
Portuguese/Traduza - Spanish/Traduzca







Title:  Bb With R

Ingredients: 
1 Servings
1 Cup Cooked brown beans, with
-cooking water
2 Cut onions
2 Big cut tomatoes
1 Freshly cut twig of sellery
-leaves
1 Whole fresh hot pepper
1 Cube of bouillon
Nutmeg
Black pepper
brown rice, Cooked


Method of Preparation: 
Yesterday I cooked "B.B. with R." and I thought I should share this recipe with you. This recipe is world famous, at least in Suriname and in the Netherlands. As the Dutch people don't know how to cook it, at least they know the song with the title: B.B. with R. B.B. is "brown beans" (baked beans?) and the R. is for rice. As children, brought up in Holland by a Dutch mother and a Suramese father, we were allowed to choose the food for the christmas dinner. Every year the three of us choose B.B. with R.! My mother cooked it without complaining. This is one of the things I admire her for. She learned this recipe from her mother-in-law, who spent before World War II a year in Holland. My son also always choose this recipe when he was allowed tot choose the meal. And he grow up in a time that french frites were already very popular in Holland. The recipe originates from the African-Surinamese kitchen, but is now eaten by all the members of the Surinamese society. At big party's b.b. with r. is often served (but then with salted b**f and ch***n). At a party there is always food for everyone - even when everyone means 200 or more.) We have in this country a lot of reasons to give a party... 1. Simmer onions a few minutes. 2. Add tomatoes and cube of bouillon. Simmer till thickened a bit (about five minutes) 3. Make the broth tasty with black pepper 4. Add the brown beans, the selley leaves and the whole hot pepper. Add enough cooking water. 5. Simmer till the liquid is thickened (about another ten minutes). 6. Make tot taste with the nutmeg (and more pepper). 7. Serve the rice covered with the beans, the finely cut hot pepper (with fork and knife!) and a cucumber salad and sing the song b.b. with r.! Posted to fatfree digest by "Boxel" <> on May 31, 1998
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