More Ketchup, Please
A Kid-Approved Creamy Black Bean Dish That’s Chock-Full of Flavor
Elise Peterson knows how to make a kid eat everything.
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debplusthree
May 21, 2020
Fantastic recipes!! I made the beans and the plantains, and WOW! Excellent flavor, I love the tip on cooking the plantains on a lower setting it really caramelized and made them taste like candy, who knew!! Such a sweet video, thank you so much!!
Heather H.
September 4, 2019
Made this tonight... delicious! It’s a good thing I made a double batch of the beans, because they’ll reheat well and there was plenty of guacamole left over, we’ll have it again later in the week! The whole family loved it, even my 5 yr old son, who almost cleared his whole plate and even asked for seconds of the beans. I made everything in the video, the spinach, plantains, guacamole and beans and it felt really good knowing my family was devouring a (nearly) vegan meal! (I sautéed the spinach in butter otherwise it would have been). Deceptively filling as well. Two thumbs up!
Naturally1Lisa
August 5, 2019
Sargent is adorable and Elise is a natural. I made the beans and they were fantastic! Get them back on for another recipe...maybe something sweet.
Arati M.
August 5, 2019
Glad you tried it, Lisa! And yes, we'd welcome any reason to have Sargent back!
Kathryn
July 22, 2019
I used to love to cook banana bread with my son when he was little. He had a milk protein allergy when he was born so I found recipes with no milk products and we savored them. He also loved bananas with peanut butter when he was one years old. He’s grown up to be a cook at home and with his roommate and that’s great. His milk allergy went away by the time he was four and he fell in love with all things dairy. Yogurt, cheese, ice cream and yes. Milk. I’m glad he’s grown up in love with foods. He works at a grocery store now and part of why he likes it is he can shop and be on his way home after work.
Arati M.
July 22, 2019
This is such a great story. My favorite memories growing up were spent hanging off my mother's coattails in the kitchen—watching, absorbing, helping (at least I thought I was), sampling—and learning to speak that unique language of love that Elise talks about...it's shaped my relationship with food, and cooking, tremendously.
MarieGlobetrotter
July 21, 2019
This is adorable. I just the relationship you want your son to have with food. You two are magnificent
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