Saint Peter
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Yossiiiiiiiii!
Creepy
I'm here for roll call, but then I'm sneaking out.
I am not.Well, sometimes on Tuesdays.
Did you salt the beans when they first started cooking? I've found this doesn't allow them to soften how I'd like, so I try to add it toward the end of the cooking process.
See you on Tuesday.
You could continue to cook them longer. The soupy will turn more saucy as the liquid steams away and they will also become more tender.
I deliberately did not salt them until just before putting them in the oven. My guess is that I didn't let them cook long enough. As an aside, it always amuses me to see recipes call for something like unsalted butter then add salt elsewhere.
Like, what's the point if you're gonna add salt anyway?
Good to see you again!
Yeah, well there's that, any thread over there has turned boringly nice. Even if something is of interest makes me have to check my etiquette. I told myself I wouldn't post there, and forgot where I was as I went done a rabbit trail.
*Yawn
Holy shit Yossi is back!!*wave*
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Well.
Did not turn out as expected. More soupy than saucy. Beans could probably be more tender. As a first effort though, I am quite satisfied. Enough to scarf down 2 bowls and want a 3rd. Definitely nothing wrong with the taste.![]()
I deliberately did not salt them until just before putting them in the oven. My guess is that I didn't let them cook long enough. As an aside, it always amuses me to see recipes call for something like unsalted butter then add salt elsewhere.
Like, what's the point if you're gonna add salt anyway?
They will get more opportunities to tenderize when I reheat them later. There's enough left for a couple more bowls. In spite of this minor mishap, they're delicious! Bush Beans, eat yer heart out.[/QUOTE]
I'm going to tell the Bush dog.
Next time you use dry beans, try brining them when you soak them. I've been doing this with all types of beans for a couple of years or so, and I'm quite happy with the results I've gotten.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRDL2C6M1_o
This was excellent info. Will be doing this going forward. Thanks!
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