Fava Bean Quesadillas
I made these fava bean quesadillas recently using fresh fava beans from the garden. They were pretty easy to grow I planted them in February from seed and they started producing beans in May, my favorite part were the little black and white flowers so pretty.
They are also a good source of Dietary Fiber, Protein, Phosphorus, Copper and Manganese, and a very good source of Folate.
Ingredients:
- 10 fava bean pods
- 1/4 cup grated cheese
- a handful of arugula
- 1/4 grilled onion
Method:
- To make this simple and healthy snack or meal, simply grill the fava beans for about 5 minutes each side until charred, remove beans. Add cheese I used a sharp cheddar grated with grilled onions and fava beans and a little arugula and grill for about 3 minutes.
So happy to be home and back in my kitchen after an amazing trip.
Have a great weekend all
hugs
Very delicious recipe, always perfect to eat that anytime.
ReplyDeletethanks :-)
DeleteI've been on a quesadilla kick this week-these look delicious! Love your pretty fava plant :-) Hope you have a wonderful weekend Rebecca!
ReplyDeletethanks wish you the same
DeleteI love fava beans any which way. Even just steamed with salt n pepper. They are rich in L-dopa as well.
ReplyDeletecool
DeleteMrs. P can have quesadillas eery day... Need to make her these...
ReplyDelete:-)
DeleteDelicious quesadillas, hope you had wonderful time in Sweden, I miss Sotckholm especially in summer.
ReplyDeletei bet thats great in the summer didn't make it to the east coast
DeleteLooks so yummy. You might just have sold me on growing fava beans too!
ReplyDeleteEmma
:-) love that
DeleteI love quesadillas Rebecca and these sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteIm happy yoi are at home again!:)
thanks good to me home and cooking again
DeleteIt is always great to leave and then to come home. I know your trip was awesome. A big family event.
ReplyDeleteI have given thought to growing fava beans, You may have inspired me. I have made a note for next season.
Happy Summer!
Velva
look forward to seeing your fava bean recipes
DeleteI’m ready to run to the kitchen right now!
ReplyDeletelove it
DeleteLove love your gardening experiences. I'm smitten with your gardening board on Pinterest :)
ReplyDeleteaww thanks you made my day
DeleteI will have to remember to try to grow fava beans next year. Yum! Tien :)
ReplyDeletecool look forward to learning your recipes
DeleteOoh, what a great ingredient for quesadillas!
ReplyDeletethanks :_)
DeleteSimple, easy and yet refreshing quesaddilac,
ReplyDeletebtw, snap peas is someting intriguing to used for a garnish
good idea
DeleteWhat a great way to use fava beans! I always see them at the farmers market but reluctantly walk away, not anymore!! :)
ReplyDeletelove that :-)
DeleteIt's been fun following your travels! Always good to be home in your own kitchen after a trip. I'm actually in Winston-Salem right now for our early family reunion that paired with a family wedding. Having a great family trip!
ReplyDeleteDenise
have a lovely time with your family
DeleteLove fava beans! The quesadillas look very delicious, Rebecca.
ReplyDeletethanks so much
DeleteA very delicious use of fava beans. Yum!!
ReplyDeletethanks
DeleteOh, yum! I love quesadillas :) this recipe sounds amazing!
ReplyDeletethanks so much
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