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Cowboy Beans

Unpretentious, but satisfying. This is a hearty meal with some barbecue tang!

Recipe: Serves 6

1.34 lbs. grass fed ground beef

3 - 25oz cans of organic kidney beans

1 large organic onion - diced

1 large organic green bell pepper - diced

Brown ground beef in skillet. Drain fat.

Add beans, onion, and bell pepper.

Note: I don't cook the onions and peppers, which

you will find on most of my recipes.

When possible, I keep the vegetables fresh, crisp, and

flavorful. All too often, most people over-cook their

vegetables and kill the helpful enzymes and the potential

nutrients. The flavor is so much better fresh.

I used canned beans for this (time saver) , but sometimes

I cook dried beans in a pressure cooker.

Barbecue sauce:

1 cup organic coconut sugar

1 - 6oz. can organic tomato paste

1/2 cup organic soy sauce - reduced sodium ( San-J brand)

3 tbsp. organic German mustard

1/2 cup organic red wine vinegar

3 rounded tbsp. organic apricot fruit spread (no sugar)

3 cloves organic garlic - minced

1/2 tsp. lemon pepper

2 tsp. smoked paprika

1/4 tsp. allspice

1 tsp. dried thyme leaves

1 tsp. ground coriander

Use a whisk and blend all these ingredients into a pan and

let simmer for a while until it reduces some and thickens.

Note: This is a little different than what most people

view barbecue sauce. It does not start from ketchup.

But it is very flavorful and tangy!

Add sauce to the meat mixture and serve. Enjoy!

Tip: I play around with sauces like this to work with

what I have on hand. So, substituting some of the items

such as, maple syrup or *barley malt syrup* for the coconut

sugar would work. Yellow mustard also would be fine.

*Eden brand organic barley malt syrup is made by an ancient

process using only the grain's enzymes created in the sprouting

process, and the knowledge and care of artisan maltsters.

A non-diastatic sweetener - healthy & versatile.*

Also, I have found that I prefer ground thyme to using

the dried leaves, but it's not easy to come by, but you

can grind your own.

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