
🇨🇺 CubaCatalog recipe
Black beans and rice cooked as one pot, seasoned with sofrito and cumin — Cuba's daily foundation, named for its colors.
For 6 servings.
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Sofrito the onion, pepper and garlic; bloom cumin.
Add rice, beans with liquid, bay, and water to reach the usual knuckle.
Cover and cook low 25 minutes; rest 10.
💡 The bean liquid is the dye and the flavor — draining it makes plain rice with commuting beans.
Fluff and serve under anything mojo-touched.
Unlike its side-by-side cousins, moros cooks beans and rice together so every grain turns dusk-colored. The name (Moors and Christians) carries Spain's history in a rice pot.
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