Basic Basque Beans

This recipe comes out of one my Basque cook books called The Basque Table, great book. I have cooked these beans for very large dinners (up to 70 people) always a winner. I have made a few changes. If you are preparing beans as a side dish, soup bones or morrow bones will suffice for flavor, I use ham hocks if I have them if not soup bones will work. But for a main course, you may want to add meat to the pot. Bacon or chorizo or even hamburger will work. If using hamburger, sauté first. *Research in recent years by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture shows that a simple procedure in preparation will eliminate 80% of the gas caused in eating beans. Complex sugars are that element and can be dissolved out in the soaking water by following this method. 1. Add the washed beans to a large pot with at least 3 times as much boiling water. 2. Boil 2 minutes without a lid 3. Remove from fire, cover and let stand 1 hour. 4. Discard water and add fresh cold water to cook.

Dan’s Delicious Basque Lamb Stew

A Basque Style Lamb Stew. It is very delicious and spicy…It is a meal in it self. For people who don’t like the taste of traditionally prepared lamb, this is the meal for you. Tender and Spicy Treat you will love!!!

Basque Tomatoes

Make and share this Basque Tomatoes recipe from Food.com.

Abby’s Basque Salad Dressing

This is a nice tangy dressing that has been handed down from generation to generation. It does have to sit for a few days to meld.

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