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Shannon Woody
(swoodyut) - F - MLife

Locale: The Front Range
 		Curried Bean Pate - accompaniments? on 08/18/2010 16:52:14 MDT Print View

Hi again everyone,

Headed out this weekend and am excited to try out a few recipes inspired by a couple of the regular posters / authors around here.

I'd like to incorporate Laurie Ann March's Curried Bean Pate into a lunch wrap, and am thinking some kind of crunchy slaw-like topping would be nice. Anyone have a thought on something that would pair nicely with the strong curry flavors?

Thanks!
Shannon
Bob Gross
(--B.G.--) - F

Locale: Silicon Valley
 		Re: Curried Bean Pate - accompaniments? on 08/18/2010 17:16:28 MDT Print View

I think it would go nicely with a good German beer.

--B.G.--
Shannon Woody
(swoodyut) - F - MLife

Locale: The Front Range
 		Re: Re: Curried Bean Pate - accompaniments? on 08/18/2010 17:28:06 MDT Print View

B.G - can't say that's not tempting ;-)

Now you've got me thinking beer-cheese soup and a nice rye bread. Both somewhat hard to replicate in the backcountry :).
Zachary Zrull
(zackcentury) - F

Locale: Great Lakes
re: Curried Bean Pate - accompaniments? on 08/18/2010 20:30:48 MDT Print View

it sounds like that pate will turn out like hummus, so I think it would be good with onion, tomato, tahini, cilantro and/or parsley, and bell peppers.
Steven Paris
(saparisor) - M

Locale: Pacific Northwest
Curried Bean Pate - accompaniments? on 08/18/2010 20:53:10 MDT Print View

Maybe this?

Century Portable Toilet - 2.8 Gallon
http://www.rei.com/product/740513
Sarah Kirkconnell
(sarbar) - F

Locale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
Re: Curried Bean Pate - accompaniments? on 08/19/2010 15:21:28 MDT Print View

Thinly sliced apple might work....
James Landro
(justaddfuel) - F - M

Locale: Land of Herring
Re: Re: Curried Bean Pate - accompaniments? on 08/19/2010 15:45:45 MDT Print View

Cabbage keeps forever, if you have some little ones or maybe even brussel sprouts and slice them up. I ate a hundred cabbage salads living without refrigeration in costa rica. Also we shredded carrots a lot.
Laurie Ann March
(Laurie_Ann) - F

Locale: Ontario, Canada
curried bean pate on 09/06/2010 18:01:32 MDT Print View

I'd be apt to follow Zachary's advice... chicken would be a good addition as well. I might have to play around with it.

Sorry I was late on this one... I've been a little busy (see the chaff forum section)... lol.

For the really adventurous... Daikon Radish Sprouts... but that requires a little effort.

Edited by Laurie_Ann on 09/06/2010 18:12:58 MDT.