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Throw the drained beans, 60 ml of the bean water, half the salt, and garlic into a blender or food processor. Let it run until it’s completely smooth and creamy.
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Slice up the onions. Heat a frying pan over low or medium-low heat, then toss in the onions, oil, tomato paste, the leftover salt, and a pinch or two of paprika. Stir everything together so the onions get coated with the paste.
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Let those onions cook on low or medium-low heat for around 10 minutes, making sure to stir once in a while.
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Sprinkle in the rest of your paprika and keep cooking the onions for another 8–10 minutes. Keep stirring often until they shrink in size and a little browning starts happening.
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After about 15 minutes, pay close attention to the onions to stop them from burning. If they’re browning too fast, take the pan off the heat right away.
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Spread some of that whipped bean goodness into a shallow bowl, then pile on the caramelized onions. Just grab some fresh bread to dip and enjoy!