We’re using a large can of garbonzo beans here, restaurant style. Restaurants should serve more bean salads; they’re easy to make and hold up well because of the vinegar which keeps them fresh longer. Make it special though, something patrons haven’t tasted before and will go back home bragging on it. You want return customersContinueContinue reading “Pepperoni Garbanzo Bean Salad – GOAT”
Category Archives: COOKING WITH LARGE CANS/bags
Sauerkraut Skillet Dish
SAUERKRAUT SKILLET DISH Pan-fried mushrooms, shredded vacuum packed tofu and canned yams mixed with squeezed sauerkraut. Added herbs and spice make everything nice! Especially the chew! This is a dry dish; if you want it wetter, then squeeze the sauerkraut less, okay? Serves 6 2 lb. bag sauerkraut – place in colander, rinse under coldContinueContinue reading “Sauerkraut Skillet Dish”
GOAT STEW
GOAT STEW Multiple flavors and textures all come together in the perfect GOAT STEW! Three days later we were still worshipping it! It began tasting good even cold!! Made with Israeli Couscous – the perfect pearly gelatinous pasta that doesn’t disintegrate in soup broth! Homemade country style baguette croutons make all the difference in itContinueContinue reading “GOAT STEW”
Veggie Pot Beans Knife And Fork Sandwiches
Baked beans aren’t just for service as main or side dish. They make good sandwiches too. Make your own baked beans or use canned. I made a deluxe knife and fork sandwich using a recent VEGGIE POT BEANS recipe I developed. Over the top. It sure was good though. To start you have to haveContinueContinue reading “Veggie Pot Beans Knife And Fork Sandwiches”
Veggie Pot Beans
VEGGIE POT BEANS A hearty pot of baked beans and veggies. Smoky, sweet, salty, spicy, acidic. Textured with reconstituted vegetable protein to increase nutritional content and uptick the chew factor. You don’t need ground pork or bacon with these beans. The textured vegetable protein sauteed with seasonings create the chew and flavor you expect! MakesContinueContinue reading “Veggie Pot Beans”
Sweet And Sour Baked Bean Soup
SWEET AND SOUR BAKED BEAN SOUP Making soup absent animal broth is not difficult but it’s different. We use veggie bouillons, or combine veggie, bean and seasoning ingredients in such a way that we don’t depend on bouillon for every soup we make. This is a large can soup developed for restaurant and home use.ContinueContinue reading “Sweet And Sour Baked Bean Soup”
TOMATO CARROT HERB SOUP for restaurants
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TOMATO CARROT HERB SOUP for restaurants Made with vegetarian beans, roasted peppers, corn and spinach. Seasoned with garlic, basil, coriander and mint. Served with a lemon slice float! Makes 37 cups 6 lb. 6 oz. can GFS Stewed Tomatoes including liquid; remove 3-4 c. solids plus liquid from can, and…
BAKED BEAN BEER SOUP for restaurants
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BAKED BEAN BEER SOUP Canned brown sugar baked beans combined with sauteed pineapple, onion and mushrooms. Flavored with beer, white wine and sage. Made creamy with a Tofutti Better Than Cream Cheese and fresh orange blend! Makes 19 cups 1/4 c. extra virgin olive oil 5-6 sm. yellow onions; cut ends…
Batali Meets Gardein
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BATALI MEETS GARDEIN Mario Batali’s Bronze Extruded Tortiglioni tossed with a Pasta Rub of Pumpkin Seed Snow, smoked paprika and garlic. Tossed with a saute of Gardein Chick’n with peppers and red onion in a smokey tomato marinara and peas with a splash of orange! And it’s all cooked up…
African Cricket Chili – therapeutic too
AFRICAN CRICKET CHILI – therapeutic too A ‘Cure Whatever Ails You’ Soup. Or at least you’ll think you’re cured. Hibiscus, lavender, black forbidden rice with lots of veggies, herbs and spice makes the alternative cricket tastes especially nice! MAKES 24 cups Make the black rice > 2 c. black forbidden rice, rinsed till water runsContinueContinue reading “African Cricket Chili – therapeutic too”
Broccoli Baked Bean Pot – cooking with large cans
https://chefdavies-tight.com/2017/12/13/afc-coral-horseradish-sauce/ BROCCOLI BAKED BEAN POT This dish does not require much cooking time. Serve as a stew or as a topper for baked white or sweet potatoes. I went the sweet potato route this time. The horseradish element in the sauce works well with the sweet of the potato. Hearty, filling, but you leave theContinueContinue reading “Broccoli Baked Bean Pot – cooking with large cans”
Stewed Tomato Bean Pot – cooking with large cans
Today we’re cooking primarily with cans – restaurant-size cans for restaurant or home use. We’ve selected the following: I’m going to give you the brand along with the ingredients and size can, just to give the people who produced the product some credit for a job well done. 102 oz. can Dunbar’s Sweet Bell PepperContinueContinue reading “Stewed Tomato Bean Pot – cooking with large cans”
TOMATO RICE STEW for restaurants
TOMATO RICE STEW for restaurants with cabbage, baby carrots, baked beans and roasted peppers. Seasoned with garlic, caraway and ginger. Sweet, tart and mildly spicy! Gluten-free and fat-free!! Makes approx. 33 cups 6 lb. 6 oz. can stewed tomatoes 1 lb. baby carrots 1 sm. green cabbage, outer leaves removed, cored and cut into 1ContinueContinue reading “TOMATO RICE STEW for restaurants”
PICKLE POT BEANS
PICKLE POT BEANS Beans, sweet pickles, Black & Tan beer, prunes, fresh ginger and soy bacon combined with smoky paprika, coriander, garlic, mustard and extra virgin olive oil. Beautiful achievements of flavors and textures! Rich in all ways! Served with fresh cilantro sprigs! Makes about 15 cups 117 oz. can Bush’s Bean Pot Vegetarian 1-1/2ContinueContinue reading “PICKLE POT BEANS”
ANIMAL-FREE SOUS-CHEF™ 