This week has been a doozy. I’ve been running around like a chicken with its head cut off, scrambling to get caught up with work before I jet off to New York City (New York City?!) for the next few days. By the time this post goes live tomorrow morning, I should be well on my way! Footloose and fancy-free we’ll be tonight once we find authentic New York pizza and a bar with many taps. That’s all we have on the itinerary so far—I haven’t had time to research where to go, what to do and perhaps most importantly, where to eat in NYC! Please, tell me what I can’t miss. I know you all will know just what I should do!
If one of my raw kale salads got with my black bean tostadas, we’d get these baby burritos. Stuffed full of beans ‘n greens and brightened with lime and feta cheese, they’re a little spicy and entirely delicious. By my fourth burrito, I had my method down to a science; I can roll up one of these babies in less than 10 minutes flat. They’re just the right size for me, but if you’re feeding a hungry boy, you might want to buy bigger tortillas and double the amounts listed below. Enjoy!
Kale and Black Bean Burritos
- Author:
- Prep Time: 7 mins
- Cook Time: 3 mins
- Total Time: 10 minutes
- Yield: 1 burrito 1x
- Category: Entree
This simple burrito recipe is filled with cooked black beans and lime-marinated greens. It’s healthy and packed with flavor! You’re going to love it.
Ingredients
- 2 medium leaves of kale, washed and dried, stems removed and roughly chopped into bite-sized pieces
- 1 tablespoon cilantro, roughly chopped
- 2 teaspoons seeded and finely chopped fresh jalapeño (optional)
- Big squeeze of fresh lime juice
- Splash of olive oil
- Pinch of ground cumin
- Dash of chili powder
- Dash of sea salt
- ½ cup cooked or canned black beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 clove garlic, minced or pressed
- 1 small (8 inch) whole wheat tortilla
- ½ small avocado, pitted and sliced into strips lengthwise
- 1 tablespoon chopped red onion
- 1 to 2 tablespoons crumbled feta cheese
- Sour cream or plain Greek yogurt to serve on the side (optional, not shown)
Instructions
- In a bowl, combine the kale, cilantro, jalapeño, lime juice, olive oil, cumin, chili powder and sea salt. Mix well and set the bowl aside to marinate.
- Warm the beans and minced garlic with a couple of tablespoons of water. You can do this in your smallest sauce pan on the stove over medium-low heat (sauté the garlic in a drizzle of olive oil before adding the beans) or in a bowl in the microwave. Add little splashes of water as necessary. Use a fork to mash up the beans a little and add salt to taste, if necessary.
- Warm the tortilla in a skillet or in the microwave for a few seconds. Top the tortilla with the black bean mixture, sliced avocado and marinated kale (you may end up with more kale than will fit in your burrito, which you can serve on the side as a salad). Top with red onion and feta.
- Roll up the burrito by first folding the tortilla over from the bottom to partially cover the beans and greens, then fold in the 2 sides; finish rolling and put the burrito seam side down on a plate. Slice in half, if desired, and serve with sour cream or plain Greek yogurt on the side if you’d like.
Notes
Recipe adapted from Mark Bittman’s beans ‘n greens burrito in The Food Matters Cookbook and Ashley’s jalapeno and lime marinated kale tostada.
Make it vegan: Omit the feta.
Make it gluten free: Use a gluten-free tortilla.
Vegetable enthusiast. Dog lover. I'm probably making a big mess in my Kansas City kitchen right now. 
Gina
Hope you have a great time in NYC! Honestly, there are SO MANY places to eat and things to do there, I just get overwhelmed and it’s a city I’ve lived an hour outside of most of my life. My advice, don’t try to hit “all the must-see” spots and just enjoy walking around and stumbling upon things. It’s way more fun and less predictive that way :)
Laura
Milk Bar and Noodle Bar FOR SURE. Candle Cafe for healthy eats. Abraco in the east village for coffee. Pies ‘n’ Thighs in Williamsburg for brunch (and amaaazing doughnuts). Meatball Shop is fun and rowdy. Parm makes mozza sticks from fresh, house-made mozzarella. Babycakes for a cookie sandwich… I could go on and on. We leave tomorrow. So stooooked!
Leanne @ HP
Wow, your burritos are so clean and amazing looking! So bright and cheery! Enjoy NYC, I’ve heard it’s a fabulous and magical place.
Lena
i love the raw kale twist, sounds delicious. i would love to go to NYC one day! enjoy your stay.
Bev Weidner
I’m going to make these RIGHT THIS SECOND.
Have fun in NYC! Not jealous at all.
Ashley
You’re in my city?! Ahhh – so exciting!! Email me if you want any recommendations on good places to eat and drink your face off!
Ashley
Oh! And these burritos (at least a version involving kale and black beans) are lunch today (yipee!).
Katrina
These sound awesome! Yum!
Margarita
Hi Kathryne, your burrito looks delish! I like that you added cumin, jalapeno, and avocado in your burrito. I should have added avocado in mine too. I have been to NY twice before and my advice is to just enjoy walking around and pretty soon you will stumble upon a cool place or two or three. Everywhere is great… Enjoy yourself and hope to see some trip pictures when you get back! :)
Jacqui
You’re burrito shot is perfect! I love that you used a raw kale salad for the greens too!
Meg
Have fun in NYC – if you’re visiting the Upper West Side, I’d recommend Spiga and Bistro Citron – I’ve had fabulous meals at both places when visiting my sister.
Pinch and Swirl
Burritos look enticing + Have a wonderful time in NYC!
Laura (Tutti Dolci)
Love this idea for another quick and healthy meal. Have a great time in NYC!
Dana
I like reading your blog and nominated you for a Food Stories Award :)
http://foodstoriesblog.com/food-stories-award/
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Shoko
Whoa! Looks like the perfect summer lunch – yum! As for places to eat in NYC, I’d recommend Roberta’s, Diner, Cookshop, Northern Spy, or Back Forty for sit-down meals; Caracas Arepa Bar, grilled cheese from Milk Truck, or Taim Falafel for cheap eats; and Billy’s Bakery, Momofuku Milk Bar, or Big Gay Ice Cream for dessert. Have so much fun!!
katerina
Simply and delicious! I’m gonna try it. Congrats :)
xxxFiC.
erin@fromcitytofarm
Looks delicious, and perfect for summer! Ahhh, NYC…how I miss thee. I second Margarita — just walk around and stop when something catches your eye. That city changes so quick, I doubt any of my old haunts are “the thing” anymore, but one recommendation is to not eat a full meal ANYWHERE. That way you can pack your day with 20 (OK, perhaps excessive, but do try) little samples. :)
If you’re near Ave C and 7th Ave at any point…stop in for a pint at Zum Schneider. That place NEVER let me down for a good time — http://www.zumschneider.com
Jeanine
For awesome veg food — Angelica Kitchen (bring cash), Blossom, and Candle 79 (if you have extra $ to drop). Non veg, but “farm to table” with lots of options, The Dutch.
Sophie
I think these beauties are tonight’s dinner! Sounds so good… just the inspiration I needed for the black beans and kale in my kitchen :)
I hope you have the best time in NY! I think going without big expectations and an overwhelming list of to-dos is best, anyway. If you’re in Brooklyn, Pok Pok Wing just opened in Red Hook! amazing Thai food! Enjoy!
Maria
Simple and delicious! Love!
thelittleloaf
Very jealous of your trip to NY – you’ll have such an amazing time! I haven’t been for years so others’ recommendations will be more up to date, but looking forward to hearing all about your adventures :-)
amber
WAAAAAAAAH – is it wrong that i just wish someone would make these for me ? Have fun in NY xxx
Lesley
New York! Yes, here ya go:
1. For cheap eats, El Cocotero in Chelsea serves Venezuelan food–plenty of food for vegetarians. It’s the only place I’ve been twice.
2. Pure Food + Wine in the East Village is $$$, but fantastic. All vegan and organic and even my omnivore husband said it was the best meal he had.
3. Pizza: John’s of Bleecker Street and Grimaldi’s in Brooklyn. Tip: get to Grimaldi’s around 6 and leave just in time to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge back to Manhattan at sunset. THIS IS A MUST.
4. Vegetarian Dim Sum House, 24 Pell St in Chinatown. So good. Also, get a foot massage next door and then you’ll be good to walk around and explore.
5. More cheap eats: Sacred Chow. I wanted to take this place back with me to Nashville. It was so good.
6. For a potato fix, Veselka on the Lower East Side is fantastic. There’s also a Belgian frites place with dozens of sauces nearby, but I can’t remember the name.
7. And there’s Bouchon Bakery, Grom Gelato, and Milk Bar and so many other great places. Don’t bother with Magnolia Bakery.
Clearly, this is a passion of mine. :) Enjoy your trip!
Elizabeth
Great idea using raw marinated kale in these. Love it.
As for NYC, I 2nd (or 3rd, or whatever) Milk Bar for dessert, and Angelica’s for healthy eats. Some more of my faves:
Splurge on Lil’ Frankies at the center of the universe (1st ave and 1st. st. – Lower East Side) for amazing handmade pizza and pasta.
For inexpensive Mexican I like Cafe el Portal on Elizabeth St. Great sangrias, love the salsas on the table to add extra oomph to everything, and the adventurous veg fare (cactus or squash blossoms anyone?)
And if you make it to Brooklyn (my hood) I’ve got a bunch more, cause Brooklyn’s really waaaay better than Manhattan any day!
Sydney @ The Crepes
You wrapped that burrito like a pro! I always have to get my burrito-obsessed husband to wrap them ~just so~ because mine tend to fall apart. I especially love the addition of avocado – can’t go wrong with that!
Angela
Funny you mentioned you are going to NYC! Lucky girl. I just blogged about my NYC trip…where we ate and where we went. I have all the recaps at the bottom of my buckwheat crispies post if you want to check it out. I suggest going to One Lucky Duck and stuffing yourself with their raw chocolate macaroons! mmm
NYC is a BUSY but exciting and fun trip. It’s amazing how much ground you can cover in a few days. Have a great time!
Holly
thank you for this YUM simple recipe. I’m going to make them right now!
for NYC, Angelica’s is my fave. I’m going to check out all of the other suggestions too!
Cate
Hooray- I’ve got all the ingredients for this one already (subbing gluten-free corn tortillas for flour ones)… I’ll try and give this one a shot tonight. Thanks for the inspiration!
I like to go to Caracas and Babycakes when I’m in NYC….and eventually I’ll have to check out the risotto place (Risotteria?) on Bleeker. So many gf options in NYC, wish we had options like these in Honolulu! Have fun!
Gena
Enjoy your time in my beautiful home town!
the actor's diet
these look delicious! i’ve a bunch of places on my nyc list but my faves are
the pizza at ABC Kitchen:
http://theactorsdiet.com/2011/06/24/learning-my-abcs/
the ricotta lemon pancakes (best i’ve ever had) at locanda verde:
http://theactorsdiet.com/2011/06/25/breadfast/
the vegan sundae at lula’s sweet apothecary:
http://theactorsdiet.com/2011/06/25/the-motherfucker-with-the-vegan-sundae/
and of course – EATALY!!!
http://theactorsdiet.com/2011/06/23/from-eataly-to-china/
Niki
John’s Pizza on Bleeker, Mamoun’s Falafel, & Bar Pitti were a few of my old haunts – I did love Locanda Verde when I went a couple of years ago. The Burger Joint is awesome, but not sure on their vegetarian options but the french fries are really good though! Oh, and you HAVE to get the olive oil gelato from Otto. Favorite.dessert.ever.
BusyWorkingMama
Looks delicious!
PAUL J OCCHIALINI
Kate if your in NY you need to visit Candle Cafe, amazing Vegan/Vegetarian food. I’ve been making a bunch of your dishes lately and I’ve been loving it. Keep up the good work.
Katie- Real Foods C
Those burritos sound like a wonderful flavor combo. Avocados are just so tasty and I’ve never tried them with kale. Yum!
kristen @ thekalepro
Hi Kate, This recipe is awesome!! What a great idea. And your photos are gorgeous.
If you’re ever in Paris, know that someone (me) is working hard to get kale in Paris markets and restaurants! Keep eating well!
Best, Kristen
http://thekaleproject.com/
meatballs&milkshakes
These look amazing and perfect for when I’m sick of just salad on it’s own!
Autumn
LOVE these! I pinned this back when you first posted it and finally made it for the first time last week for dinner and have had it 2ce since then :) Super easy and the flavor combination is one that my taste buds love!!! :)
Kate
Love that, Autumn! Thanks for reminding me about these burritos—they’re just the kind of meal I want to eat while I get settled into my new place!
Cynthia
Made this tonight finally, and it was so freakin’ delicious. I used queso fresco instead of goat cheese. I could eat this every night.
Kate
Queso fresco sounds like a great sub. I need more of these burritos in my diet!
Amanda v
just made this for dinner, love it! I never feel like cooking after work but this was so easy and came out amazing :)
Lisa
Just made for lunch today. Delicious!! The whole family, including two teenage boys, loved them!
Kate
Hooray! Glad to hear it, Lisa.
Kate
Well, hello from another Kate. You can only get kale in the fall/winter where I live, so I’ve been biding my time since the spring, just waiting to give this recipe a try. We finally made it, and yum! Love it. Added a little more jalapeno, but that’s it. Thank you!
Steph
Made this for dinner tonight and it was FABULOUS. Didn’t change a thing. Thanks for the recipe.
Mekayla
If I made one of these the night before and then took it for lunch the next day, do you think that the dressing for the kale would make it al too soggy by the next day?
Kate
Hi Mekayla, that’s a great question, and I’m sorry I haven’t responded to it sooner. I seem to remember the burrito leftovers being pretty good the next day, though not quite as good as on day one. The kale will hold up to the dressing, and there isn’t so much dressing that it will turn into a soggy mess. The avocado might brown a little, though. You could skip the tortilla and turn it into a salad if you’re worried about the tortilla. These ingredients are great together in any combination!
Cat
Just found your blog (where have I been??) and made these and would now like to be besties?? ;) Delicious!
Kate
Glad you found my blog! Yes, let’s be besties. :)
Adi
Just made and ate this burrito for the first time and didn’t even clean up yet because I had to comment first… so delicious! This recipe has given me knew hope that one day in fact I may be able to turn vegetarian! =D So glad I found your blog, I was really bored of my limited cooking repertoire. Thanks for sharing!
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Kate
Thanks, Adi! Really glad that you found my blog, and enjoy the burritos!
Katie Rusak
I just made this burrito for the first time, and it was DELICIOUS! There was enough for 2 burritos so I just ate one for lunch and can’t wait to make another one tomorrow with the leftovers. Question: do you have the nutritional breakdown for this recipe? I tried entering it into the myfitnesspal site and it came up as actually not very healthy for me (bummer), so I’m hoping it’s wrong. :-)
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Kate
Hey Katie, I’m glad you enjoyed the burritos so much! I’m sorry, I don’t have the nutritional breakdown for them, but it seems like they should be pretty good for you. I always try to buy the smaller whole wheat tortillas that don’t have a long ingredients list… not sure if that is a factor in the calculations.
Hilary
We made your burritos last night and they were delicious! We didn’t change a thing. Thanks for creating!
Kate
Hooray! Thanks, Hilary!
Pip
Thank you for writing such clear and concise recipes! I love the fact that all the important details are upfront (time, serving sizes, etc.) and that you offer ingredient substitutions for hard-to-find items! I find most of my recipes on blogs, and a well written one makes a HUGE difference. Seriously, thank you.
Kate
Thank you, Pip! I work really hard on my recipes and I’m glad you appreciate them!
Rachel
I’ve had these bookmarked for weeks and *finally*made them for lunch today. I made a much larger batch with an entire bunch of kale… hoping the kale stays okay for a couple of days because I’m lazy like that. Aaaaaanyway, fantastic. Loved them. Thanks for a great recipe.
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Kate
Awesome! Thanks, Rachel! Hope those burritos kept well for you.
Nicole
These were amazing! We aren’t vegetarians, but I do try to eat more vegetable based dishes after my husband makes a more meaty (usually grilled) dish to balance things. :) I looked up quick vegetarian recipes, and your site came up. We have to avoid tomatoes and spice for my daughter, but these were perfect. And so quick, too!!
Kate
Thanks, Nicole! So glad you all enjoyed the burritos. I have a special page for tomato-free recipes that you might find helpful (although, probably a lot of them are still spicy): https://cookieandkate.com/tomato-free-vegetarian-recipes/
Christine
Hey! Just made this dish! It was DELISH! I used what I had, so here are my alterations:
I used refried beans instead of plain black beans
I used Cayenne pepper instead of chili powder (is that the same thing? ha!)
I used garlic powder instead of minced garlic
Goat cheese instead of feta (which was the best substitute!)
Arugula instead of Cilantro
And it tasted AMAZING! Thank you so much for sharing your recipe.
xx
Christine
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Kate
Thanks, Christine! Your burritos sound awesome! Now I want to try your version.
Kate
I found your blog searching for meatless recipes on pinterest and I’ve been having so much fun trying your recipes. I made these for my family last night and they were so good that we made them again tonight! I had mine as a salad and enjoyed every bite. Definitely a keeper recipe! Thank you!
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Kate
Thank you, Kate! I’m glad you found my blog! Yay!
Joy
Eating this now on New Year’s Day 2016. Delicious and healthy. This is definitely going to be in the lunch rotation for this year.
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Kate
Thank you, Joy! Happy New Year!
RMC
These look amazing! Do you think they would freeze well for a quick breakfast to go? I’ve never tried freezing a recipe with kale before.
Kate
Hmmm, I’m not sure! I would lean towards no, at least not if you want the kale to retain its raw texture.
Anne
Another recipe that’s right up my street, looking forward to giving it a try! Thank you!
Dottie
Thanks for sharing this idea; I can’t wait to try.
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Beth
I just had to comment in case anyone finds this recipe since it’s been several years now since it’s been posted. You have to make this!! I’ve been making this for about 2 years and it’s so good! My husband and myself both love it and during the summer when we’re getting a lot of kale from our csa we usually rotate between 3 different dishes to use it up, this dish being one of them.
Brenna Schaffer
Hi Kate….these look amazing, but wondering what side dishes you can recommend serving with it. My boys are BIG eaters ;)
Bea
Love this, but how would you increase the ingredients to serve a group, say 6 people? I’m unsure of exact measurements. Thanks!
Deb
Just made and ate this yummy recipe. It took about 15 minutes, pretty easy and super tasty. I love all the flavor! Keep ’em coming. I can’t wait until I’m hungry again to have another one.
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Kate
Happy to hear this, Deb!
Nancy
OMG I can’t believe I have had this recipe in my to make now folder for 5 years – mourning all of the incredibly delicious boldly flavored burritos I could have enjoyed in that time not to mention the ahem few bunches of unused kale that I could have rescued from the compost pile. Kate you always provide the most yummy boldly flavored health-full recipes (if i say healthy my adorable mother in law will start haunting me.) I hope you think this is a compliment because I do, when my husband LOVES something I make, he always asks, is this from the one with the dog? Invariably it is and he says, I KNEW it. Thank you for making our transition into vegetarians so so simple, it’s been a year and two months now and his friends are starting to get envious after disparaging him in the beginning.
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Sarah
I came across Cookie and Kate a little while ago, and didn’t really want to give her a try. We had the lemony noodles with collards and I was HOOKED.
This was A.M.A.Z.I.N.G!!!!!!!! I didn’t realize that the recipe only makes 1, so we had to quadruple everything to make it a dinner. The kale was a bit too spicy by itself, but with everything it was so good!!! My 21 month old loved the burrito too. We make a lot of burritos and the beans don’t always come out as flavorful. We will be making these burritos at least twice a month…maybe more.
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Kate
I’m glad you finally tried something from C+K, Sarah! Burritos on regular rotation is a great idea– they’re such a simple, nutritious meal!
John
That is freakin’ delicious. I recommend going heavy on the lime juice and leaving it marinating for ages to help the acidity soften the kale. Also leave the jalapeno seeds in for some kick!
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Kate
Great tips, John! Thanks.
Megan Kendall
Fabulous recipe, Kate! I absolutely love the kale-onion-feta combo… perfect compliment to the beans. We like things extra spicy, so I stirred some cayenne and dry sriracha seasoning into the Greek yogurt–yum. Since that was too much heat for my little boy I added some diced mango to his burrito, which was amazing!! We’re trying to reduce our meat consumption, so I’ll definitely be back to try some of your other recipes. Thank you!
Kate
Ooh, diced mango sounds delicious! I might have to try that next time. :)
Naomi Hopper
Absolutely loved this recipe and it got a big tick with my hubby for the amazing flavours! I am trying to do veggie meals throughout the week and meat on weekends…which is a massive change for my meat-loving hubby. This is my new favourite site for recipes! Thank you!
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Kate
Great, Naomi! I hope my blog makes the transition a bit easier. :)
Asako
WOW ! It could be because my expectations were low-ish (or at least, not HIGH), but this is probably one of the best things I’ve made in a while!!! This burrito came together in literally 7 minutes, all with pantry ingredients (I happened to have Tuscan Kale in the fridge and I ALWAYS have cilantro). What a simple, fresh, tasty little wrap! This will definitely be my default lunch when I don’t have leftovers!
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Kate
It doesn’t have to be complicated to be good! ;)
Fayth
Made this 2 days straight family loves it!!! Thanks!!
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Dawn Gui
Such a genius idea, and such beautiful simple recipes.
John
Thank you for the Kale and Black Bean Burrito recipe. My girlfriend and I really enjoyed it.
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JAMEY
Can’t wait to try this! Thank you for these a awesome recipes!
Liz
Tasty and pleasant!! Nice and warm burrito and i love the marinated greens…would have never done that on my own.
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Kate
I’m glad you think so, Liz! Glad to have provided some inspiration.
Hayley
I had really high hopes for this recipe, but sadly it didn’t deliver. It tasted like it was really missing something but I couldn’t put a finger on what.
Kate
I’m sorry you felt that way! You could always increase your favorite spices.
Emma
I have made this meal over a dozen times over the course of the year. Adjusting it a bit to my own taste but for the most part sticking to the list of items and measurements as they are written, it is easily one of the more delicious, nutritious, and life-sustaining lunches that I bring with me. I often add either or both chopped red peppers or cherry tomatoes. When I bring it for lunch I typically bring a container with the filling with a dollop of yogourt on top of it, and in a separate bag the pita bread. I assemble it when I’m ready to eat to prevent the pita bread from getting soggy. I also typically make a HUGE batch of it to eat it over the course of a few days, and it hands down only gets better each day. Thanks so much for this fantastic recipe!
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Kate
Happy to hear this is a regular for you, Emma! Thanks so much for your comment and review.
Jean
I visited NYC once forty years ago and hated it with a purple passion. I hope you enjoyed it more than I did.
The burritos look yummy.
Kate
Thanks!
Brittany M
I am on a strict meal plan to meet a body goal in the next month, this dish is AMAZING! I just tried it. The cook time was not long at all and all the flavors plus the yogurt, meshed so well! My coworker hates vegetables and I tricked him into having it ! Success! This will not be the last time eating this for sure !
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Kate
Thank you, Brittany! I’m glad it was a hit.
Sharon
I made these last night for my family of six. My seventeen year old son helped me make them. I thought he would complain or make smart remarks while we made them, but he actually made one for himself and I didn’t here any complaints. Also, I was thinking my other kids would be skeptical and not want to eat them. I didn’t hear one complaint throughout dinner and all my kids loved them, and ate everything in them. They didn’t even open up the burritos to see what was inside (which is usually what happens), haha! It’s always a score when you find something healthy that your kids like. Thanks for the recipe. They were delicious!
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Kate
That is a win, Sharon! I really appreciate you sharing. Thanks so much for your review!
Martha
Once again Kate’s recipe was fantastic. Once again I started this with doubts but as soon as I tasted the combination of marinated kale and black beans along with the onions and avocado, I was convinced this will be a repeat recipe in our household. I’m actually eating it again for lunch today. Such a great combo of flavors!
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Kate
Thank you, Martha!
Alison
Delicious, especially with dinosaur kale.
Thank you.
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Kate
Thank you for your review, Alison!
Kat
Love this!! Sooo good and hits all the major macronutrients. Unreal!
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Elyse
This recipe seems so simple, but it had become a favorite in our house! We’ve been eating vegetarian for almost a year and the transition has been harder for my husband. He LOVES this meal. I mean..we both do. All the flavors work so well together. It’s super fast for a week night dinner…just wonderful. The only change I made, because raw onions trigger migraines for me, is that I sautéed the red onions before cooking the beans. Thank you of this recipe!
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Kate
You’re welcome, Elyse! This is a great favorite to have. :)
Marcy
I actually cooked the kale with the black beans and I thought it turned out really nice! Thank you for a great recipe.
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Jonny
I didn’t think these tacos sounded all that good (the combo of black beans and feta didn’t appeal to me), but I needed a quick dinner with ingredients I had on hand, so I made the recipe. Much to my surprise, they were terrific! Thanks so much for another great flavor combination, Kate.
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Kate
Im glad you enjoyed them, even though unsure! I appreciate you taking the time to review.
Vicki
Can I use spinach instead of kale? I’m not a huge fan of kale, but otherwise this recipe looks awesome.
Kate
Hi, sure that can work as a substitute! I hope you enjoy it.