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1 hour ago, gfron1 said:

 . . . we just do them in the crock all day (boil then drop to a simmer, covered) started at 8am. Perfect . . . .

 

gfron1, just to ask the obvious, no soak, then? 

 

I have had beans just not cook, though.  It's weird.  Also, I had some perfectly cooked RG Vaqueros from a couple of weeks back -- delicious at the outset -- which, very oddly, seemed to get chalky after a few days in the fridge.  I've never had that happen and have no ideas at all.  Not that this stopped me from finishing them. 

 

Meanwhile -- the Bean of The Week that's getting cooked tomorrow is Purcell Rattlesnake.  I could live on pinto beans, I love them so much, and I've heard such good things about the intensified flavor of rattlesnake beans, I can't wait.   I'm having folks over for [drunk] brunch on Sunday, and I think we're having bean enchiladas, depending on how the Rattlesnakes turn out. Possibly with some chicken if I can find some in the freezer.  And definitely with some Meyer lemon margaritas, since we have the Meyer lemons these days.

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1 hour ago, gfron1 said:

 . . . we just do them in the crock all day (boil then drop to a simmer, covered) started at 8am. Perfect . . . .

 

gfron1, just to ask the obvious, no soak, then? 

 

I have had beans just not cook, though.  It's weird.  Also, I had some perfectly cooked RG Vaqueros from a couple of weeks back -- delicious at the outset -- which, very oddly, seemed to get chalky after a few days in the fridge.  I've never had that happen and have no ideas at all.  Not that this stopped me from finishing them. 

 

Meanwhile -- the Bean of The Week that's getting cooked tomorrow is Purcell Rattlesnake.  I could live on pinto beans, and I've heard such good things about the intensified flavor of rattlesnake beans, I can't wait.   I'm having folks over for [drunk] brunch on Sunday, and I think we're having bean enchiladas, depending on how the Rattlesnakes turn out. Possibly with some chicken if I can find some in the freezer.  And definitely with some Meyer lemon margaritas, since we have the Meyer lemons these days.

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1 hour ago, gfron1 said:

 . . . we just do them in the crock all day (boil then drop to a simmer, covered) started at 8am. Perfect . . . .

 

gfron1, just to ask the obvious, no soak, then? 

 

I have had beans just not cook, though.  It's weird.  Also, I had some perfectly cooked RG Vaqueros from a couple of weeks back -- delicious at the outset -- which, very oddly, seemed to get chalky after a few days in the fridge.  I've never had that happen and have no ideas at all.  Not that this stopped me from finishing them. 

 

But the bean of the week that's getting cooked tomorrow is Purcell Rattlesnake.  I could live on pinto beans, and I've heard such good things about the intensified flavor of rattlesnake beans, I can't wait.   I'm having folks over for [drunk] brunch on Sunday, and I think we're having bean enchiladas, depending on how the Rattlesnakes turn out. Possibly with some chicken if I can find some in the freezer.  And definitely with some Meyer lemon margaritas, since we have the Meyer lemons these days.

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