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CRUNCHY BIMI Serves 4 as a vegetable side dish
230g BIMI • 3tbsp chopped walnuts, peanuts or hazelnuts • 15g soft butter • salt and pepper
Dry fry the chopped nuts in a nonstick frying pan, shaking the pan frequently. Stir the butter into the cooked and drained BIMI . Toss with the nuts and season. Delicious served with trout or salmon.
WARM BIMI & FETA SALAD
Serves 2
230g BIMI • 2tbsp extra virgin olive oil • 2tsp lemon juice • 50g feta cheese • 4 cherry tomatoes • sea salt and black pepper
Cook the BIMI in lightly salted boiling water and drain well. Drizzle with the olive oil and 2tsp lemon juice. Season with sea salt and black pepper. Dice the feta cheese and scatter over the BIMI . Halve, seed and chop the tomatoes, add to the salad and serve warm with crusty bread.
BIMI & CAULIFLOWER GRATIN
Serves 2 as a vegetarian main course or 4 as a side dish
230g BIMI • 1 small cauliflower (230g approx.) • 70g grated hard cheese OR 70g crumbled blue cheese • 1tsp mustard • 2tbsp breadcrumbs • 10g butter • black pepper
Mix the cooked, drained BIMI with the cooked cauliflower (broken up into florets) and place in a flameproof dish. Cover with the grated hard cheese (or the crumbled blue cheese) mixed with the mustard. Then sprinkle over the breadcrumbs. Season with pepper, dot with the butter and grill until the top is bubbling.
BIMI VICHYSOISSE SOUP
Serves 2
230g BIMI • 300g chicken or vegetable stock • 150g cooked, mashed potato • black pepper • 1tbsp crème fraîche • 10g butter
Cook the BIMI in the stock until tender. Blend with the mashed potato, then season with black pepper. Reheat over a low heat. Adjust the seasoning. Then stir in the crème fraîche and the butter. Serve with toasted bread.