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Ghanaian Rice & Beans With Shito-Style Chilli Sauce & A Chicken Breast

In this recipe you'll steam rice, spinach and black beans with smoked paprika, topping with eggs and a homemade roasted chilli sauce. Breakfast for dinner is always a winner! Serve with a chicken breast.

35 mins
695kcal
African
Ghanaian Rice & Beans With Shito-Style Chilli Sauce & A Chicken Breast

Ingredients for 2 people

Cooking for 3? 1 and a half for each ingredientCooking for 4? Double each ingredient

Black Beans
Black Beans (380g)
Carrot
Carrot
Chicken Breast Portions
Chicken Breast Portions (1pcs) x2
Chives
Chives (5g)
Free Range Egg
Free Range Egg x3
Fresh Root Ginger
Fresh Root Ginger (15g)
Garlic Clove
Garlic Clove x3
Ground Smoked Paprika
Ground Smoked Paprika (1tsp) x2
Intense Vegetable Stock Mix
Intense Vegetable Stock Mix (5.5g)
Red Chilli
Red Chilli
Red Onion
Red Onion x2
Spinach
Spinach (120g)
Tomato Paste
Tomato Paste (32g)
White Basmati Rice
White Basmati Rice (130g)

You'll also need

Salt, Sugar, Vegetable oil (or dietary alternatives)

Cooking instructions

Instructions for 2 [for 3] [for 4] portion recipe.

1

Pre-heat the grill to high and boil a kettle

Peel the ginger and garlic chop the chillies in half lengthways (can't handle the heat? Deseed the chillies!)

Chop 1 [2] red onion[s] into quarters and add to tin foil-lined baking tray with the peeled garlic and ginger and the halved chillies

Grill for 8-10 min or until charred then remove and keep to one side to cool slightly

Added chicken? Cook at 220°C / 200°C (fan) / gas 7 for 18-20 min

Step 1
2

Carefully add the eggs to a pot of boiled water with a large pinch of salt over a high heat

Once boiling, cook for 7 min for perfect mid-boiled eggs

Tip: The salt prevents the eggs from cracking!

Step 2
3

Re-boil the kettle

Add the charred veg to a food processor with 80ml [150ml] cold water and the tomato paste

Season with a generous pinch of salt and sugar

Blitz until you have a chunky sauce – this is your Shito-style chilli sauce

Tip: Add a splash more water if the sauce is looking a little thick

Step 3
4

Peel and finely chop the remaining red onion[s]

Heat a medium-sized pot (preferably non-stick with a matching lid) with a generous drizzle of vegetable oil over a medium-high heat

Once hot, add the chopped red onion with a pinch of salt and cook for 6-8 min or until softened

Meanwhile, dissolve the Kallo vegetable stock cube and ground smoked paprika in 300ml [600ml] boiled water

Step 4
5

Once the red onion has softened, add the basmati rice and spinach and give everything a good mix up

Pour in the stock and bring to the boil over a high heat

Once boiling, reduce the heat to very low and cook, covered, for 10-12 min or until all the water has absorbed and the rice is cooked

Meanwhile, drain and rinse the black beans

Peel and grate the carrot[s]

Step 5
6

Whilst the rice is cooking, peel the cooled eggs and cut them in half

Chop the chives roughly

Step 6
7

Once the rice is cooked, stir in the grated carrot and drained black beans with 2 tbsp [4tbsp] Shito-style chilli sauce – this is your Ghanaian rice & beans

Step 7
8

Serve the Ghanaian rice & beans topped with 3 egg halves each

Drizzle over the Shito-style chilli sauce and garnish with chopped chives

Enjoy!

Nutritional information

Nutritional information only applies to ingredients supplied by Gousto.

per serving
695kcal
Energy
13.9g
Fat
86.6g
Carbohydrate
17g
Fibre
56.2g
Protein
2.2g
Salt
per 100g
109kcal
Energy
2.2g
Fat
13.7g
Carbohydrate
2.7g
Fibre
8.9g
Protein
0.3g
Salt

The cooking process and additional ingredients added at home (listed under “You'll also need”) will affect total values.

Allergens

Allergens highlighted by (egg).

In addition to the recipe specific allergen information provided, due to production and packing methods Gousto boxes may also contain low levels of the following allergens: Cereals containing gluten; Crustaceans; Eggs; Fish; Peanuts; Soya; Milk; Nuts: almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts, cashews, pecan nuts, brazil nuts, pistachio nuts, macadamia nuts; Celery; Sesame; Sulphur dioxide and Sulphites; Lupin; Molluscs; Mustard.