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Rachels Languedoc Bean Casserole

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Ingredients

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1 large white onion, finely chopped
1 teaspoon minced garlic (2 cloves)
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 (16 ounce) can kidney beans
1 (15 1/2 ounce) can great northern beans
1 (15 ounce) can black beans
1 (15 ounce) can diced tomatoes
1 (8 ounce) can tomato sauce
1 carrot, finely diced
1/2 cup squash, pieces (about 1/2 a yellow squash)
1 cup green peas
1/2 cup red wine
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons herbes de provence

Nutritional information

253.4
Calories
39 g
Calories From Fat
4.4 g
Total Fat
0.7 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
443.1 mg
Sodium
41.2 g
Carbs
11.4 g
Dietary Fiber
10 g
Sugars
12.1 g
Protein
293g
Serving Size

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Rachels Languedoc Bean Casserole

Features:
  • Gluten Free
Cuisine:

French cooking is mostly meat-intensive, but us vegetarians should have some fun with it too aside from just salads and rich desserts. I got the idea to make this from Recipe #34857 to give credit where it's due. Mine also uses mostly canned ingredients to save time. If I had more time, I'm sure using dried beans would come out terrific, but so long as you rinse the canned ones I think it's just as good. The dried bean casserole concept hails from Languedoc, but I'm all about the Provencale seasoning...in a veggie dish! (Actually, it's vegan.)

  • 90 min
  • Serves 8
  • Easy

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Rachel’s Languedoc Bean Casserole (Veggie!), French cooking is mostly meat-intensive, but us vegetarians should have some fun with it too aside from just salads and rich desserts I got the idea to make this from Recipe #34857 to give credit where it’s due Mine also uses mostly canned ingredients to save time If I had more time, I’m sure using dried beans would come out terrific, but so long as you rinse the canned ones I think it’s just as good The dried bean casserole concept hails from Languedoc, but I’m all about the Provencale seasoning in a veggie dish! (Actually, it’s vegan ), French cooking is mostly meat-intensive, but us vegetarians should have some fun with it too aside from just salads and rich desserts I got the idea to make this from Recipe #34857 to give credit where it’s due Mine also uses mostly canned ingredients to save time If I had more time, I’m sure using dried beans would come out terrific, but so long as you rinse the canned ones I think it’s just as good The dried bean casserole concept hails from Languedoc, but I’m all about the Provencale seasoning in a veggie dish! (Actually, it’s vegan )


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Steps

1
Done

Heat the Oil in a Saucepan or Frying Pan. Saute the Garlic and Onions in It Until They Are Nicely Browned.

2
Done

Drain and Rinse All the Beans, Put Them Into a Large Mixing Bowl.

3
Done

in the Bowl, Add the Diced Tomatoes and Other Veggies.

4
Done

Pour in the Tomato Sauce and Red Wine.

5
Done

Add the Sugar and Herbs, Blend Well.

6
Done

Pour the Entire Mixture Into an Ungreased 3-Quart Casserole or Gratin Dish That Has a Cover, and Cover It (or If You're Ghetto Like Me, an 11 X 7 or 9 X 13 Dish Covered in Foil.).

7
Done

Bake at 375f For About 60 Minutes or Until All the Veggies Are Tender.

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