Why you’ll love these vegetarian black bean tacos:
Quick: It only takes a 15-minute prep time for these black bean tacos. Perfect for a busy night! Healthy: Everything in this recipe is good for you. They are full of fresh ingredients and so flavorful Versatile: Get creative with your favorite toppings, and allow your guests or family to personalize these the way they like them
Ingredients:
These vegetarian black bean tacos are loaded with the most delicious, fresh ingredients. Let’s talk about some of them…
Ingredient Notes:
Guacamole Mix: No need to spend hours on the guac, Simply Organic’s Guacamole Dip Mix makes it literally so quick and easy. It’s made with a combo of organic ingredients that you mix in with fresh avocados (I also like to add onion too) for a quick guac. Avocados: Loaded with nutrients such as vitamin C, K, B, E, and A, avocados are not just delicious. These glorious fruits (yes, they’re fruits) are also a good source of dietary fiber, which helps keep your heart healthy among so many other things. Spices: I highly suggest this spice mix for the beans! It’s the best-tasting combo for these tacos, by far. So try your best to stay on the path with this. For the best quality, flavorful spices, try Simply Organic, they are legit the only thing in my spice rack. Black Beans: Full of antioxidants, fiber, protein, and healthy carbs, black beans are such a great meat substitute in a vegetarian diet. They make these tacos super filling and satisfying.
How to make vegetarian black bean tacos:
Prepare all your taco fillings and set them aside.
Into a medium-sized pot heat, the olive oil on medium heat then adds the bean to the pot. Warm throughout before adding the rest of the ingredients. You want to stir to fully coat each bean and reduce heat to low and cook for 15 minutes or until soft. You can use a masher to soften the beans.
Prepare the guacamole by adding the avocados, mix, onion, and cilantro into a mixing bowl, and mash the avocado until you’ve reached your desired consistency.
Char/cook tortillas over open file. Do this carefully using metal tongs and keep your eye on them. They will likely need 15-20 seconds on each side depending on the power of your stovetop.
Begin assembling your tacos by adding all the toppings to the taco. I did around 2 tbsp. of bean mix per taco and then adding a generous amount of everything else… Yes, I am extra like that. Enjoy! Oil: If you are oil-free, just use 1 tbsp. water or vegetable stock in place on the olive oil Gluten-Free: This recipe is inherently gluten-free because of the cornflour tortillas. Spices: If you don’t have garlic powder, use 3 cloves of garlic. Sofrito: If you don’t have sofrito use tomato paste. Spice Level: If you are not good with spice, omit the chili powder entirely and use a small amount of smoked paprika instead. 1/2 tsp will do! Gas Stove: If you don’t have a gas stove heat the tortillas in a cast-iron skillet till toasty, mouldable, and hot.
Other easy weekday recipes to make:
Coconut Curry Soup Crunchy Green Bean Casserole Three Easy Plant-Based Meal Ideas Taco Stuffed Avocados
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