2-3teaspoonchipotle pasteto your taste - 3tsp is hot!
1red pepper
400gtin baked beans
400gtin chopped tomatoes
pinchdried oreganooptional
salt and black pepper
Instructions
Peel the carrot and garlic and cut into chunks. Strip the leaves off the coriander and chop the stalks into sections (set aside the leaves for later). In a mini-chopper or food processor, briefly blitz the carrot, garlic and coriander stalks until they are finely chopped but not puréed.
Peel the red onion and cut into chunks. Add to the mini-chopper and pulse just a couple of times until finely chopped.
Heat the oil in a large frying pan or casserole. Fry the chopped vegetables for 2-3 minutes.
Add the chipotle paste, stir through and continue to cook.
De-seed the pepper and cut into large chunks, add to the pan and stir.
Tip the baked beans and chopped tomatoes into the pan. Add the oregano and season well with salt and black pepper. Stir well and simmer for 7-8 minutes until thick.
Taste and adjust seasoning, then serve.
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Notes
Don't over-blitz the vegetables or you will have a mushy base to your chilli - you are aiming for them to be finely chopped, not puréed. If you don't have a mini-chopper or food processor, just chop them finely by hand.Adjust the consistency before serving - add a splash of water if your chilli has become a little too thick, or let it bubble for a minute or two longer if it is still too runny.If you don't want your baked bean chilli to be at all spicy, leave out the chipotle paste and use smoked paprika instead.