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vegan breakfast foods
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Take B12. :vegan-edge:
Is ful medames the same as ful mudammas? If so I have made it once before and found it delicious. Had no idea it was a breakfast food. I fw it but found it to be somewhat labor intensive without a food processor. My body craves the fava bean though so maybe I will purchase one.
Edit: those bastards lied to me! I don't need them to be completely smooth! It doesn't even have to be a dip!
yaaaa!!! i never mash mine all the way cause i like having some chunks of fava bean. depending on what i have on hand or don't i omit some ingredients as well as long as i have the main spices i like and such, its just always so good :3
Rich man's breakfast, middle class man's lunch, poor man's dinner as the saying goes.
Usually you'd just briefly mash the beans with the back of a fork or a potato masher.