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Franci

Franci

22 hours ago, liuzhou said:

While I don't actively dislike beans, with a few exceptions I wouldn't care if I never ate them again.

 

Exceptions:

 

chickpeas/garbanzos especially in lamb, mint and chickpea casserole. And, of course, hummus. 

 

lentils, I love

 

when I was a kid canned butter beans were a regular "vegetable" side with many meals. I haven't eaten them for over 40 years, but would like a try.

 

Me too! Love chickpeas and lentils! And fava beans fresh and dried. @Anna N, have you ever tried deep fried dry favas? It's a snack where I grew up. As well as chickpeas cooked under ash.

 

About beans, except for the giant corona beans, eaten in salad with good quality under oil tuna and red onions, I cannot care less. I tried only 1 time Rancho Gordo and the bells didn't sing for me.

 

 

 

10 hours ago, shain said:

 I like mine fully cooked - meltingly tender and creamy. I also don't really care for cold beans of any kind.

My favorite dishes are probably hummus (obviously), pasta e fagioli

 

I always find fascinating how different we are from each other. Mors tua vita mea. I think I must be starving to eat pasta e fagioli, when was on the menu in my paternal house (and it's my sister specialty) I would find something else to eat :laugh:

Franci

Franci

22 hours ago, liuzhou said:

While I don't actively dislike beans, with a few exceptions I wouldn't care if I never ate them again.

 

Exceptions:

 

chickpeas/garbanzos especially in lamb, mint and chickpea casserole. And, of course, hummus. 

 

lentils, I love

 

when I was a kid canned butter beans were a regular "vegetable" side with many meals. I haven't eaten them for over 40 years, but would like a try.

 

Me too! Love chickpeas and lentils! And fava beans fresh and dried. @Anna N, have you ever tried deep fried dry favas? It's a snack where I grew up. As well as chickpeas cooked under ash.

 

About beans, except for the giant corona beans, eaten in salad with good quality under oil tuna and red onions, I cannot care less. I tried only 1 time Rancho Gordo and the bells didn't sing for me.

 

 

 

10 hours ago, shain said:

 I like mine fully cooked - meltingly tender and creamy. I also don't really care for cold beans of any kind.

My favorite dishes are probably hummus (obviously), pasta e fagioli

 

I always find fascinating how different we are from each other. Mors tua vita mea. I think I must be starving to eat pasta e fagioli, when was on the menu in my paternal house (and it's my sister specialty) I would find something else to eat :laugh:

Franci

Franci

22 hours ago, liuzhou said:

While I don't actively dislike beans, with a few exceptions I wouldn't care if I never ate them again.

 

Exceptions:

 

chickpeas/garbanzos especially in lamb, mint and chickpea casserole. And, of course, hummus. 

 

lentils, I love

 

when I was a kid canned butter beans were a regular "vegetable" side with many meals. I haven't eaten them for over 40 years, but would like a try.

 

Me too! Love chickpeas and lentils! And fava beans fresh and dried. @Anna N, have you ever tried deep fried dry favas? It's a snack where I grew up. As well as chickpeas cooked under ash.

 

About beans, except for the giant corona beans, eaten in salad with good quality under oil tuna and red onions, I cannot care less. I tried only 1 time Rancho Gordo and I the bells didn't sing for me.

 

 

 

10 hours ago, shain said:

 I like mine fully cooked - meltingly tender and creamy. I also don't really care for cold beans of any kind.

My favorite dishes are probably hummus (obviously), pasta e fagioli

 

I always find fascinating how different we are from each other. Mors tua vita mea. I think I must be starving to eat pasta e fagioli, when was on the menu in my paternal house (and it's my sister specialty) I would find something else to eat :laugh:

Franci

Franci

22 hours ago, liuzhou said:

While I don't actively dislike beans, with a few exceptions I wouldn't care if I never ate them again.

 

Exceptions:

 

chickpeas/garbanzos especially in lamb, mint and chickpea casserole. And, of course, hummus. 

 

lentils, I love

 

when I was a kid canned butter beans were a regular "vegetable" side with many meals. I haven't eaten them for over 40 years, but would like a try.

 

Me too! Love chickpeas and lentils! And fava beans fresh and dried. @Anna N, have you ever tried deep fried dry favas? It's a snack where I grew up. As well as chickpeas cooked under ash.

 

About beans, except for the giant corona beans, eaten in salad with good quality under oil tuna and red onions, I cannot care less. I tried only 1 time Rancho Gordo and I the bells didn't sing for me.

 

 

 

10 hours ago, shain said:

 I like mine fully cooked - meltingly tender and creamy. I also don't really care for cold beans of any kind.

My favorite dishes are probably hummus (obviously), pasta e fagioli

 

I always find fascinating how different we are from each other. Mors tua vita mea. I think I must be starving to eat pasta e fagioli, when was on the menu in mypaternal house (and it's my sister specialty) I would find something else to eat :laugh:

Franci

Franci

22 hours ago, liuzhou said:

While I don't actively dislike beans, with a few exceptions I wouldn't care if I never ate them again.

 

Exceptions:

 

chickpeas/garbanzos especially in lamb, mint and chickpea casserole. And, of course, hummus. 

 

lentils, I love

 

when I was a kid canned butter beans were a regular "vegetable" side with many meals. I haven't eaten them for over 40 years, but would like a try.

 

Me too! Love chickpeas and lentils! And fava beans fresh and dried. @Anna N, have you ever tried deep fried dry favas? It's a snack where I grew up. As well as chickpeas cooked under ash.

 

About beans, except for the giant corona beans, eaten in salad with good quality under oil tuna and red onions, I cannot care less. I tried only 1 time Rancho Gordo and I the bells didn't sing for me.

 

 

 

10 hours ago, shain said:

 I like mine fully cooked - meltingly tender and creamy. I also don't really care for cold beans of any kind.

My favorite dishes are probably hummus (obviously), pasta e fagioli

 

I always find fascinating how different we are from each other. Mors tua vita mea. I think I must be starving to eat pasta e fagioli, when was on the menu in my house (and it's my sister specialty) I would find something else to eat :laugh:

Franci

Franci

21 hours ago, liuzhou said:

While I don't actively dislike beans, with a few exceptions I wouldn't care if I never ate them again.

 

Exceptions:

 

chickpeas/garbanzos especially in lamb, mint and chickpea casserole. And, of course, hummus. 

 

lentils, I love

 

when I was a kid canned butter beans were a regular "vegetable" side with many meals. I haven't eaten them for over 40 years, but would like a try.

 

Me too! Love chickpeas and lentils! And fava beans fresh and dried. @Anna N, have you ever tried deep fried dry favas? It's a snack where I grew up. As well as chickpeas cooked under ash.

 

About beans, except for the giant corona beans, eaten in salad with good quality under oil tuna and red onions, I cannot care less. I tried only 1 time Rancho Gordo and I the bells didn't sing for me.

 

 

 

10 hours ago, shain said:

 I like mine fully cooked - meltingly tender and creamy. I also don't really care for cold beans of any kind.

My favorite dishes are probably hummus (obviously), pasta e fagioli

 

I always find fascinating how different we are from each othere. Mors tua vita mea. I think I must be starving to eat pasta e fagioli, when was on the menu in my house (and it's my sister specialty) I would find something else to eat :laugh:

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