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My Legume Love Affair #16 – the roundup

by Jeanne Horak on November 3, 2009 17 Comments in My Legume Love Affair

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As some of you know, I write a fortnightly food column for Food24.  They are great about letting me write whatever I like, so I have tremendous freedom to write about whatever interests me or crosses my path that week.  A while back, I was chatting to Michelle, a fab fellow-South African who works at my gym and she said:  “Write something about the dishes men cook to get back into their wives’ and girlfriends’ good books!”.  I though this was a little narrow… but something about the idea appealed to me, and this seed eventually grew into a column entitled Dining on Venus and Mars.  In it, I suggested there are some foods that women tend to cook, and some foods that men tend to cook, and ne’er the twain shall meet.  In the bloke camp there were things like meat from a tin (e.g. bully beef/corned beef).  And on the female menu, there were things like legumes – lentils and chickpeas and the like.

The reaction that my tongue-in-cheek and humorous column got was surprisingly vocal and vehement – loads of men leaping to the defence of their sex and denouncing me as clearly having married the wrong man, if that’s what my opinion of male cooking was.  Why was I not more upset?  Oh yes – because I don’t take marital advice from COMPLETE STRANGERS ON THE INTERNET! :o)

And what, may you ask, does this have to do with this month’s MLLA#16 roundup?  Well, as far as I can tell (and apologies if I have wrongly identified your gender from your first name!!) we only had 3 out of 36 entries from men – and I’m tempted to get back to Mr Unsolicited Marital Advice and wave the statistics under his nose.  We ladies love legumes – it’s a fact 🙂

Yes folks, dodgy statistics aside, it’s been another great month for My Legume Love Affair, the event created by the lovely Susan.  Our entries ranged from a selection of delicious curries, to filling salads, to soups, burgers, and even a chickpea quiche, sent in by participants on four five continents. As I mentioned in the announcement post, there was also a prize, to be awarded on a random basis.  Earlier today I asked hubby Nick to draw numbers out of a hat and I am pleased to announce that the winner of 366 Delicious Ways to Cook Rice, Beans and Grains as well as a Hurst Bean box was [drum roll] Joumana of the beautiful blog Taste of Beirut. Congratulations!  Susan and Hurst will be in touch with you shortly.

And now, on to the main event – the recipes!  Here they are, roughly in the order that I received them:

PreetiMLLA

Name:Preeti of Relishing Recipes
Location:  Arkansas, USA
Dish:   Matar Paneer (Fresh peas and cottage cheese curry)

NathanMLLA

Name:  Nathan of La Cocida de Nathan
Location: Southern California, USA
Dish:  Sopa de Frijoles Colorados (Cuban Red Bean Soup)

FabFrugalFood

Name: Donna of Fab Frugal Food
Location:  Utah, USA
Dish: Ultimate vegetable chili

PassionateCook

Name:  Johanna of The Passionate Cook
Location:  London, UK
Dish:  Aromatic chickpea soup with sumac, cumin and turmeric

LisasKitchen

Name:  Lisa of Lisa’s Kitchen
Location:  London, Ontario (Canada)
Dish:  Spicy kidney beans in a tomato and yogurt sauce

EatThis

Name:  Katie of Eat This
Location:  Haslett, MI
Dish: Turkey and mixed bean chili

 

FabFrugal

Name:  Donna of Fab Frugal Food
Location:  Utah, USA
Dish:  Tortillas with black bean puree

ECurry

Name:  Soma of eCurry
Location:  Texas, USA
Dish: Peanuts & Brown Rice with Asian Dressing

Spicebuds

Name:  Spice of Spicebuds
Location:  Missouri, USA
Dish:  Lentil salad

TheSpicedLife

Name:  Laura of The Spiced Life
Location:  SW Ohio, USA
Dish: Indian spiced pumpkin lentil stew

HurstBlog

Name:  Matt of Hurst Bean Blog
Location:  Indianapolis, USA
Dish:  Pumpkin lentil soup

Sandhya

Name:  Sandy of Sandhya’s Kitchen
Location:  London, UK
Dish:  Dal Makhani

FabFrugalFood3

Name:  Anne of Fab Frugal Food
Location:  Erie, Pennsylvania (USA)
Dish:  Lentil burgers

CookAtEase

Name:  Kamala of Cook At Ease
Location:  India
Dish:  Double bean (lima bean) masala

A2Z1

Name:  Muskaan of A2Z Vegetrian Cuisine
Location:  New Jersey, USA
Dish:  Shahi rajma (Red kidney bean curry)

A2Z2

Name:  Muskaan of A2Z Vegetrian Cuisine
Location:  New Jersey, USA
Dish:  Dal Makhani (split black lentil soup/curry)

CookieShutter

Name:  Shwetha of Cookie Shutter
Location:  Pune, India
Dish:  Matki Chi Usal 

RiasCollection

Name:  Ria of Ria’s Collection
Location:  Kerala, India
Dish:  Besan ladoo (chickpea flour ladoo)

MyLifeAndSpice

Name:  Deepika of My Life & Spice
Location:  Pennsylvania, USA
Dish:  Moong dal halwa

Taste of Beirut

Name:  Joumana of Taste of Beirut
Location:  Dallas, Texas
Dish:  Mung beans and bulghur

Vidya'sKitchen

Name:  Sree of Vidya’s Kitchen
Location:  Redmond, WA
Dish:  Kala channa masala

TastyCurryLeaf

Name:  Sweatha of Tasty Curry Leaf
Location:  Bangalore, India
Dish:  Sri Lankan coconut dhal

Koek

Name:  Robyn of Koek!
Location:  Cape Town, South africa
Dish:  Chickpea and Prosciutto quiche

PanGravy1

Name:  Cool Lassi(e) of Pan Gravy Kadai Curry
Location:  USA
Dish:  Chickpea sundal with carrot, raw mango and lemon zest

PanGravy2

Name:  Cool Lassi(e) of Pan Gravy Kadai Curry
Location:  USA
Dish: Quintessential Beantown (Boston) Baked Beans

PanGravy6

Name:  Cool Lassi(e) of Pan Gravy Kadai Curry
Location:  USA
Dish:  Chickpea, oat and oat bran burger

PanGravy3

Name:  Cool Lassi(e) of Pan Gravy Kadai Curry
Location:  USA
Dish:  Black-eyed peas and vegetables soup

PanGravy4

Name:  Cool Lassi(e) of Pan Gravy Kadai Curry
Location:  USA
Dish:  Disco beans and red potato salad

PanGravy5

Name:  Cool Lassi(e) of Pan Gravy Kadai Curry
Location:  USA
Dish:  Gourmet greenhouse mini sweet peppers stuffed with black beans and rice

Cindystar

Name: Cinzia of Cindystar
Location:  Lake Garda, italy
Dish:  Pasta e fasul’

ImprobablyPantry

Name: Jeff of Improbable Pantry
Location, Medford,  Massachusetts, USA
Dish:  Beans and greens and shrooms

Personaltadka

Name:  Kanchan of Kitchen Gossip
Location:  India
Dish:  Chana dal with coconut ground masala

SirisCorner

Name:  Siri of Siri’s Corner
Location:  Washington DC, USA
Dish: Urad dal with tomatoes

Teczcape

Name: Tigerfish of Tezcape
Location:  California, USA
Dish:  Green bean and barley soup 

CowsNotrequired

Name:  Kristie of Cows Not Required
Location:  Brooklyn, New York
Dish:  Sweet black bean chilli 

FlavoursAndtastes

Name: Lata of Flavours & Tastes
Location:  Accra, Ghana
Dish:  Oat adai (pancakes)

CookAlmostAnything 

Name:  Haalo of Cook (Almost) Anything at Least Once
Location:  Melbourne, Australia
Dish: Spiced chickpea and lentil soup 

PariLadoo 

Name:  Pari of Foodelicious
Location:  India
Dish: Vatalya daliche ladoo

PariRisotto 

Name:  Pari of Foodelicious
Location:  India
Dish:  Kidney bean,mushroom and cashewnut risotto

WellSeasoned

Name:  Susan of The Well-Seasoned Cook
Location:  New York City, USA
Dish:  Chickpea caldo verde

20090925 ChickpeaSalad1E

Name:  Jeanne of CookSister!
Location:  London, UK
Dish:  Chickpea salad with tomatoes, basil and feta

And that, as they say, is that – 36 bowls of leguminous deliciousness.  Thanks very much to all those who participated, and thanks very much to Susan for entrusting her event to me this month.  Next month your hostess for My Legume Love Affair #17 will be Sra of When My Soup Came Alive.  Entries opened yesterday and the deadline is 30 November, so start loving those legumes!

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  1. tigerfish says

    November 3, 2009 at 6:25 pm

    What a fabulous round-up 😀

    Reply
  2. Ria says

    November 3, 2009 at 7:08 pm

    Brilliant round up Jeanne!Thanks for being a sweet host! 🙂

    Reply
  3. Johanna says

    November 3, 2009 at 10:53 pm

    great round up – I think I forgot to send you in my chana masala which would explain why it is not there – oh well next time! meanwhile there is lots to enjoy here

    Reply
  4. Bellini Valli says

    November 4, 2009 at 12:20 am

    Look at all those healthy dishes Jeanne. We women know what’s good for us and why we cook legumes.Excellent job with the roundup!!!!!

    Reply
  5. Kamala says

    November 4, 2009 at 1:15 am

    Wonderful round up!!

    Reply
  6. Muskaan Shah says

    November 4, 2009 at 2:57 am

    Superb roundup…gr8 work!!

    Reply
  7. PARI says

    November 4, 2009 at 3:04 am

    Hi. A nice round up indeed. I would have found it better if I had seen my both the entries there, I just can’t find them! Have sent you mails with the forwarded messages of my previous mails. I hope you can sort it out.

    Reply
  8. Sweatha says

    November 4, 2009 at 4:41 am

    Fabulous Round up Jeanne.Love your chickpea salad as well.I love salads with chickpeas or any other beans for that matter.Thanks

    Reply
  9. cinzia says

    November 4, 2009 at 5:44 am

    What you wrote is really true, Jeanne!
    My 6 boys and husband are not so keen on legumes except peas (I suppose the easiest for all kids!) and some beans!
    Great round up, amazing choice!
    Thanks again for hosting and I think I will follow you more in MLLA!

    Reply
  10. Manggy says

    November 4, 2009 at 7:37 am

    Whoa! That is a lot of dishes, all of them amazing! 🙂 I definitely should eat more beans- and not the ones that come out of a tin in tomato sauce, lol (though I love that…)

    Reply
  11. Koek! says

    November 4, 2009 at 9:02 am

    Thanks for the challenge – I tried to come up with something creative… I’ve heard a lot of foodies say that soaked and boiled chickpeas are far superior to tinned, but I must say I disagree!

    Reply
  12. nina says

    November 4, 2009 at 10:30 am

    Wow. what a roundup, Jeanne!!!!!! There are quite a few recipes that I will definitely try!!!!

    Reply
  13. Sree Vidya says

    November 5, 2009 at 5:03 am

    Lovely round-up
    Thanks for posting my kala channa

    Reply
  14. Helen says

    November 5, 2009 at 2:44 pm

    You made me laugh out loud there Jeanne. The only time I have ever known a man to get excited about lentils is when they have a big hunk of meat slapped on top…

    Reply
  15. Fiyola says

    November 8, 2009 at 2:55 pm

    This is true, the only time my guy eats lentils is when I make my chickpea and lentil “burger” served in pita bread with a chipotle sauce. He eats it only because its still a “burger”! Crazy hey!?!

    Reply
  16. Soma says

    November 9, 2009 at 3:33 pm

    Thank you Jeanne for this beautiful round up!

    Reply
  17. Susan says

    November 9, 2009 at 8:51 pm

    So true, so true! Legumes are much more of a girl thing in cultures where meat is usually on the menu. Most men I know are the meat-and-potatoes type, although I must say, my hubby is a real sport when I cook vegetarian.
    Thanks very much, Jeanne, for the great round-up! I appreciate the pizazz and hard work.

    Reply
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