Long beans is a chewy and sweet vegetable which is rich of fiber, Vitamin C, folate for DNA synthesis and minerals such as manganese, iron, copper and magnesium. The most important thing however, is that it taste GREAT! This dish is again a 10 minutes express that can easily prepared after coming home from work with hundreds of ways to customize it. Though, I am making a vegetarian version today.
Ingredients
- 20 long beans - washed and cut into half centimeter length
- 1 carrot diced
- 1/2 of onion diced
- 2 - 3 cloves garlic chopped
- 1 red chili chopped fine ( reduce or increased based on your spice tolerance)
- 2 eggs beaten, add a bit of salt and white pepper to it
- 1 tablespoon of canola oil ( or sunflower oil)
- Pinch of salt
- 1 flatbread
- 1 tablespoon tahini
For the beans
- Heat the oil in frying pan
- Add chopped garlic, onion, chili and cook till translucent
- add carrot and long beans, add a pinch of salt
- Stir and cook for one minute
- Make some room for the egg in the pan and pour the beaten egg
- Let the egg cook for 1 minute
- Then start stirring to get a scrambled texture
- Take the beans off the heat
- Take a flat bread and spread with some tahini (alternatively roast sesame, crush it coarsely, add some salt, oil and lemon juice to form a paste for the spread - I love this version of the spread better than any bottled stuff)
- Place the beans (must be cooled first) in the center of the bread and roll it
- Place the roll in a baking tray with some olive oil drizzle and bake till crisp
You can also easily customize this dish with seafood or leftover roast chicken or meat for a twist.
Enjoy the dish!