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A salad that brings together some of our favourite ingredients in perfect balance. Verdina beans offer a delicate, buttery base for fresh asparagus and earthy beetroot. Finished with elegant Monte Enebro and Marcona almonds. It’s a versatile dish that works equally well as a light main or alongside grilled fish or meat.
1. Soak the Verdina beans overnight (12 hours)in cold water.
2. Rinse the Verdina beans, place in a pan and cover with plenty of fresh water. Bring to the boil, reduce the heat and simmer very gently until cooked (usually 45 minutes, but check them regularly).
3. Cook the asparagus in a pan for a couple of minutes, until lightly coloured.
4. Peel and finely chop the shallot and add to the Verdina beans.
6. Whisk the dressing ingredients together (olive oil and vinegar), mix with the Verdina beans and check the seasoning. Adjust as necessary.
7. Spoon the Verdina beans onto a serving plate, top up with the asparagus, and beetroot.Sprinkle over the almonds, and chives, and theMonte Enebro goat’s cheese. Add a final glug of extra virgin olive oil and a grind of pepper.
A salad that brings together some of our favourite ingredients in perfect balance. Verdina beans offer a delicate, buttery base for fresh asparagus and earthy beetroot. Finished with elegant Monte Enebro and Marcona almonds. It’s a versatile dish that works equally well as a light main or alongside grilled fish or meat.





1. Soak the Verdina beans overnight (12 hours)in cold water.
2. Rinse the Verdina beans, place in a pan and cover with plenty of fresh water. Bring to the boil, reduce the heat and simmer very gently until cooked (usually 45 minutes, but check them regularly).
3. Cook the asparagus in a pan for a couple of minutes, until lightly coloured.
4. Peel and finely chop the shallot and add to the Verdina beans.
6. Whisk the dressing ingredients together (olive oil and vinegar), mix with the Verdina beans and check the seasoning. Adjust as necessary.
7. Spoon the Verdina beans onto a serving plate, top up with the asparagus, and beetroot.Sprinkle over the almonds, and chives, and theMonte Enebro goat’s cheese. Add a final glug of extra virgin olive oil and a grind of pepper.


































































