All Hail Her Again
Dec. 6th, 2008 01:55 pmDiscoverer of Magnificent Beans.
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Made what ended up Bean Soup
[humor decade="vaudeville"]
"'ere, wot's this slop?"
"It's bean soup."
"I don't give a damn wot it's been--what is it now?"
[/humor]
Anywho, used the Christmas Lima Beans (soaked and cooked last week) with onion, garlic, carrots, leftover Rich Teriaki ginger marinade, Knorr's Chicken-tomato bouillion, leftover heirloom cherry tomatoes, and a smidge of liquid smoke. Oh, and the left over "end bits style" bacon. Baptized the new crockpot.
Christmas lima beans lean toward chestnuts in flavor and texture. They do NOT mush. Still munchy, with a light crunch. Mr. Snuffy states it is terrific, and if he knew this was how lima beans could taste, he would not have avoided them these past....few decades.
Rancho Gordo, for all your dried bean, corn (masa people!), grains, peppers and spices. Napa. Click on Producst and Cooking links at top.
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Made what ended up Bean Soup
[humor decade="vaudeville"]
"'ere, wot's this slop?"
"It's bean soup."
"I don't give a damn wot it's been--what is it now?"
[/humor]
Anywho, used the Christmas Lima Beans (soaked and cooked last week) with onion, garlic, carrots, leftover Rich Teriaki ginger marinade, Knorr's Chicken-tomato bouillion, leftover heirloom cherry tomatoes, and a smidge of liquid smoke. Oh, and the left over "end bits style" bacon. Baptized the new crockpot.
Christmas lima beans lean toward chestnuts in flavor and texture. They do NOT mush. Still munchy, with a light crunch. Mr. Snuffy states it is terrific, and if he knew this was how lima beans could taste, he would not have avoided them these past....few decades.
Rancho Gordo, for all your dried bean, corn (masa people!), grains, peppers and spices. Napa. Click on Producst and Cooking links at top.