Kimchi fried rice with peas with crispy beans
Roasted butter beans add a dry, crisp contrast to kimchi fried rice and sweet green peas.
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Roasted butter beans add a dry, crisp contrast to kimchi fried rice and sweet green peas.
Keep this coconut chickpea curry thick enough for flatbread to scoop, with greens folded through just before the pan leaves the heat.
Keep the tahini dressing loose and cold, then spoon it around the tofu instead of softening the crisp coating.
Cool lemony yogurt cuts through the rich tomato beans and gives crisp toast a creamy sauce to drag through.
Toasted seeds add a dry, nutty contrast to the soft tomato masala while the okra keeps its seared edges.
A mix of sesame and pumpkin seeds adds nutty crunch to sticky chicken and tender cabbage without needing a separate side dish.
Cook the sauce thick and leave the fresh finishes until reheating, so a freezer portion comes back glossy rather than watery.
Quick pickled onions cut through the savoury kimchi rice and bring a crisp, bright bite to the bowl.
Chickpeas simmer in coconut milk with ginger, garlic and greens, then lemon and herbs keep the bowl from tasting heavy.
Keep the chilli oil off the skillet so it stays fragrant, then spoon it over the tofu and cucumber at the table.
Tahini gives the warm lentils a creamy edge without dairy, while lemon keeps the roasted squash from tasting too sweet.
Thick tomato butter beans are served with warm flatbread, so every person can tear, scoop and catch the sauce at the table.