6 Bean Bunny Chow

  1. Wash & soak all the dry beans for about 4 hours (preferably overnight) . Replace with plenty of fresh water, add the cinnamon, black cardamom and the bishops weed and bring to a boil. Lower the heat, cover and cook for about one hour or until the beans have cooked thoroughly. Discard the cinnamon & cardamom. Set aside, reserving the extra water. Drain & rinse the Kidney beans.rnGrate the Paneer cheese and leave out to partially dry out. (This will bring about a crumbly texture when added to the chili)
  2. Combine the ginger, garlic & green chili and grind to a smooth paste. Grate the onions and set aside. Heat 2 tablespoons of ghee and the Canola oil in a 5 qt Dutch oven pan and add the ginger-chili-garlic paste. Saute till the mixture begins to caramelize to a golden brown color. Add the remaining ghee and add the grated onion and cook down to a thick caramelized onion paste.
  3. Add the tomato paste, mix well, and add the turmeric, cayenne, salt and Garam masala. combine and cook till the mix loses the raw tomato smell from the paste and then add the cooked beans and the rinsed kidney beans along with the grated paneer.
  4. Add the cooking liquid from the beans and the sugar, cover and simmer for 15 minutes on medium-low till the chili thickens up.
  5. Combine the cilantro, minced chili, ginger & lemon juice and mince into a coarse sambal.
  6. Scoop out the center of the rolls and ladle the 6 bean chili. Top with the cilantro sambal & sour cream and serve with a wedge of lemon

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Taken from food52.com/recipes/15978-6-bean-bunny-chow (may not work)

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