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Recipe submitted by Lisa Corsetti lisa@zeppelin.llnl.gov

Black Bean Burritos

Ingredients (use vegan versions):

    4 cans of black beans (or about 2 cups dry)
    2 carrots grated
    1 small can green chiles
    8 ounces of fresh mushrooms sliced
    40 ounces of your favorite salsa
    tortillas - whole wheat, flour or

Directions:

If the beans aren't cooked, cook them.  Mix beans, carrots, chiles mushrooms and salsa in a crock pot for slow cooking, or a pot on the stove for faster cooking.  When all the flavors have had time to mix, in each tortilla put a couple of large spoonfuls of the mixture.  Fold up the tortilla.  Spray a casserole dish with pam or very lightly coat with oil.  Place folded tortillas in the casserole dish.  Continue, making a layer of tortillas.  After each layer, pour on a bit of the sauce from the mixture so that at the end the casserole dish is pretty full of the sauce.  Cover, and bake for 40 minutes at 350.

NOTE:  This makes LOTS, so you may want to half the recipe and use 10 tortillas instead of the 20 that the whole recipe makes.  I made the entire amount, and only came home with a little leftover from the potluck.


The Black Bean Burrito recipe was Terrific. Cant remember when I have been so surprize, thought Vegitarian would be really bland. I did add a little grated cheddar and a small dolop of fat free sour cream.

Archived comment by: oscar
when you say fold- do you mean roll up?  Or do you fold them in half?  and is this recipe meant for a person to have a whole folded or rolled up burrito, or is it meant to come out caserole style where you cut into pieces? this recipe sounds yummy, yet a little confusing.  thank you

Archived comment by: dancetanya
Sounds like a good meal but im a little confused on how its supposed to be served. Is it supposed to be cut up like a casserole or served in rolls of the burritos?

Archived comment by: lovelylove
I have a feeling it means you are supposed to roll them into burritoes and put them in a casserole dish to bake.  Thats how I cook a lot of burritos and burrito-like dishes.

Archived comment by: pharaohjack
Must say this was delicious! My only complaint is it doesn't make as much as stated. I made half the recipe and only came up with 5 burritos.  I wishe'd I had made the entire batch so I could have more leftovers!

Archived comment by: earthmother
Also, I prepared them kind of like enchiladas, with the burritos rolled and the extras on top. Yummy.

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