So I took my beans and corn, added in some tomato paste, water, some fresh mushrooms, chili powder and cumin and some onion/garlic powder. Made the cornbread and put it in a pan, making sides to it. Here's how it turned out:

The other day I made sourdough bread from my 1834 Oregon Trail starter. Turned out great, with a good sourdough taste. This morning I made Fronch toast with it, a recipe from Vegan with a Vengance. Very filling. Here's what a slice of the sourdough looked like:

For lunch at work today I have black bean soup with homemade corn chips. Love this soup!
Barbara
2 comments:
Yum-o! :-) I love chili+cornbread but have yet to bake them together.
That looks delicious! And homemade bread is the best. I just made some multi grain bread this morning, love the way the house smells afterward :)
i've started a new blog event called Thrifty Thursdays if you are interested in blogging along! http://amandascookin.blogspot.com/2009/02/gauging-interest-thrifty-thursday.html :)
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