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Take your food processor and toss in the garlic, most of the salt, drained beans, and the 60 ml of bean liquid. Blend the mix till it gets super creamy and smooth.
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Put the oil, onions, tomato paste, a little smoky paprika, and the leftover salt in a non-stick pan. Give it a gentle stir till the onions are coated with everything.
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Set the heat to low or medium-low and let the onions slowly cook for 10 minutes. Stir here and there. Add more paprika, then keep cooking for another 8 to 10 minutes, stirring more often, till they're softer and edges get a crispy texture.
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After 15 minutes, watch closely because onions can burn fast. If they seem to brown too quickly, take the pan off the heat to avoid trouble.
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Spoon the whipped-up beans into a shallow dish and pile the warm onions on top. Dig in with some fresh bread, either scooped or dipped.