Showing posts with label beans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beans. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 25, 2013

How do I avoid condensed water on my ceiling after having cooking brown beans for 2 hours?

Question by Bobby: How do I avoid condensed water on my ceiling after having cooking brown beans for 2 hours?
I cooked then in a normal pot and had to repaint my kitchen. How do I avoid this next time?


Best answer:

Answer by Smells like New Screen Names
A use a lid

b. Why would you repaint when you could have simply cleaned this? You have to clean it to paint, why no simply clean it?



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Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Can you cook black beans or kidney beans in a rice cooker?

Question by : Can you cook black beans or kidney beans in a rice cooker?
I'm just looking for a more convenient way to cook dry beans.


Best answer:

Answer by The Unknown Chef
If you soak them and cook them in a rice cooker they will be fine, I have done mine in the one I have, in my crockpot and an electric pressure cooker too, a rice cooker works on the basis of the weight of the rice and water, as it evaporates the spring in the bottom is tripped when done the water has gone and the weight changes, cook them with no salt as this toughens the skins, add onions, bay leaves and other spices, just remember to give the bowl a good wash or you next rice is going to taste like beans, the aluminium does tend to absorb flavours.



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Wednesday, May 15, 2013

how long will it take to cook pinto beans in a 7 quart pressure cooker?

Question by flowergal: how long will it take to cook pinto beans in a 7 quart pressure cooker?
I have never used a pressure cooker before I've always heard how temper mental they can be. I decided to try one & so I bought a 7 quart electric pressure cooker. I would like to try pinto beans with ham hocks & could use some help with it. How long will it take to cook & should I put the ham hocks in right away?


Best answer:

Answer by Emu
A pressure cooker cooks in about 1/3 of the time as regular stove top cooking. I have a pressure pan and I have cooked beans in it and I let them cook for 1 hour and they are done. I would go ahead and add the ham hocks to the beans at the beginning of the cook time.



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Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Pressure cooker, electric skillet or slow cooker to cook beans? Which is the best choice?

Question by Superfluous: Pressure cooker, electric skillet or slow cooker to cook beans? Which is the best choice?
and why?

Thank you.
I'd like to maintain all its nutrients...




Best answer:

Answer by Scaramanga
blowtorch. and a shot of whiskey....try it.....seriously .



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