These Smoky Black Beans Nacho Cheese Grilled Sandwiches are super quick to put together and pack a lot of flavor.
Cook up these smoky black beans or refried beans. Add layers of guacamole, tomato or salsa, beans, nacho cheese and grill!
You can also make Quesadillas the same way. Use less beans in the filling, so the cheese has a chance to heat up and help stick the tortilla. Use gluten-free tortillas to make gf.
Umm hot, smoky, spicy and gooey! And of course, sloppy!
More sandwiches from the blog.
Cauliflower Cheddar, Pumpkin seed pesto, grilled zucchini sandwich
Buffalo Millet/quinoa, creamy Ranch Sandwich
The Ultimate Grilled Veggie Sandwich
Lasagna Grilled Cheese with Cauliflower alfredo
Reading List this week. See this article by Marla about how different or easy it is to be Vegan compared to 20 years ago.
This important discussion on Ex-veganism phenomemon.
Steps:
Make the nut-free Nacho Cheese slices.
Make the Black Beans. Layer them on the sandwich with tomatoes, guac .
Layer the cheese slices.
Grill, Slice and serve.
Smoky Black Beans, Nacho Cheese Grilled Sandwich
Allergen Information: Free of dairy, egg, corn, soy, nut. Use gluten-free bread to make gf or use Tortillas to make quesadilla.
Ingredients:
1 Recipe these Smoky black Beans or these Chipotle Refried Beans
1 Recipe these Nacho cheese slices or these Cauliflower Cheddar Slices
guacamole or avocado, tomato or salsa, greens or other additions
Method:
Make the beans and nacho cheese and keep ready.
Layer cheese, guacamole, tomato, beans, then cheese slices on the bread slices. Grill at high heat.
Slice and serve.
Or Make Quesadillas, Spread all the ingredients and cheese into thin layers, Grill, slice and serve.
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The Vegan Cookie Fairy says
September 15, 2014 at 6:56 pmFirstly: I would kill for this sandwich right now. Perfect comfort food for this weather!
Secondly: wow, those figures shocked me. Especially the euthanization figures. Thanks for sharing xoxo
Mae says
September 16, 2014 at 5:39 amI work in an animal shelter, so these numbers don’t surprise me. It’s very hard seeing how differently many people view the role of animals in our lives. It’s so not fair for many of the animals who get euthanized because their “owners” were too irresponsible to take care of them properly, or got them involved in violent activity. Adopt, don’t shop!
On a happier note, I’ve made your cauliflower cheddar before, and I bet it would be amazing with beans and guacamole!
Caitlin says
September 16, 2014 at 2:33 pmyou are the sandwich queen! i love how big and stuffed this baby is.
Jordan Coeyman says
September 16, 2014 at 6:08 pmThis vegan grilled cheese recipe looks great. I’m a sandwich guy, so I’m always looking for new vegan sandwiches to try. Can’t wait to give this one a whirl, thanks for sharing!
Corrin Radd says
September 20, 2014 at 7:07 pmMade these for lunch today. Yum.
Jocelyn says
June 4, 2015 at 11:25 amYum can’t wait to make these!!
Thanks for providing these statistics, only I think that farmed animals are the most common victims of animal cruelty.
Stop all animal use and abuse! Go Vegan (easier now than ever with this LOVELY and DELICIOUS blog!!)