I didn't have any haricot or cannellini
beans so used what i had in the store cupboard which was butter beans and kidney beans and it's turned out fine.
I did not have the sundried tomatoes, or the canellini
beans so I used chick peas, kalamata olives, and added some capers and turmeric.
I didn't have Christmas Lima beans but I did have some Rancho Gordo Mother Stallard
beans so I used those.
I did not have the specific types of veggies /
beans so I used a 32 oz bag of generic grocery store frozen vegetables and 2 cans of beans (pinto + kidney) and it was gobbled up quickly Thank you!
I didn't have black
beans so I used garbanzo beans.
Red split lentils cook down and turn creamy in a recipe, plus red split lentils are really easy to digest compared to other lentils or
beans so I use them more.
I did not have a can of black
beans so I used organic fat free refried black beans - absolutely delicious and cut out the extra step of blending the black bean sauce.
I didn't have canned
beans so I used dry black beans.
I couldn't find cannellini
beans so used great Northern instead.
I didn't have the white
beans so I used a can of northern beans and a can of black beans.
I had black
beans so I used those.
My local supermarket didn't have fresh green
beans so I used frozen haricots verts green beans which turn out just fine!
Our store was completely out of green
beans so I used frozen haricots.
Only had spicy
beans so used them and reduced the amount of mustard but still came out to strong mustard taste.
Red split lentils cook down and turn creamy in a recipe, plus red split lentils are really easy to digest compared to other lentils or
beans so I use them more.
We don't have can pumpkin or black
beans so i used fresh butternut pumpkin and cooked blackbeans topped up with kidney beans.
i did not have a vanilla
bean so i used 1 tablespoon of vanilla extract.
Not exact matches
When roasters test their
beans, they do
so using local water,
so you can at least assume that locally - roasted coffee is optimized for the chemistry of your water.
As it turns out, White has a personal connection to the place — his mother
used work as an usher there,
so there's a nice bit of irony in the fact that the owners of the place renamed it the «Jack White Theater» and spilled the
beans on White's «anonymous» donation.
So many of you are starting to
use basic logic and reason about the world around you and my greed of selling snake oil and magic
beans isn't working like I planned.
Assisted suicide is not an issue that allows for fence - sitting,
so although I expected (and received) a friendly reception for the most part, I knew that at least a few people would
use the Q & A to tell me that I was full of
beans.
i
used butter
beans as i didn't have any canellini,
so that more than likely changed the taste and texture.
I've been
using a lot of black
beans because it's common here, I live in Southern California (Orange County to be exact) and there is a strong Mexican influence in our cuisine and I am a fan of black
bean salsas etc, but we've all grown quite sick of it and I was
so excited to see your chickpea stew dish.
I haven't
used vanilla
bean paste before
so I'm not too sure what the consistency is like but I imagine the powder is to much smoother and would stop it getting granuley.
I've actually never tried this recipe before
using vanilla extract or
bean so I would have no idea about the flavours or ratios, sorry!
Smoked paprika is
so delicious, I
use it all the time in black
bean chilli etc x
I didn't have broccoli,
so I
used soya
beans instead.
For the
beans I
used two cans, but you could
use dried ones — just soak them for about six hours first and then boil them for an hour or
so before
using.
The weight is the grams written on the can,
so just drain them and
use all the
beans inside x
Hi Anna, sadly I haven't tried
using another
bean for these cookies
so I'm not too sure how they would turn out but it's definitely worth a try!
I couldn't find brown miso,
so I
used a Korean Sunchang Ssamjang (which says seasoned
bean paste???) tasted great, though I will keep my eye out for brown miso as I will definitely make this again.
I love cooking with root veggies in the colder weather,
so I transition to a veggie /
bean soup that
uses canned ingredients.
Should I
use dry
beans and if
so how do I prepare those I know they have to be soaked overnight?
I just bought a bag of whole mung
beans only to find that the recipe actually called for the split
beans,
so I've been looking for ways to
use them up.
In addition, they're
using dried
beans which take a long time to cook
so that's why they are adding the squash and quinoa at the end.
Beans will slowly dry out over time, even if kept sealed in their original packaging,
so use them while they're still at their best.
Omg
so so yummy!!!! My toddlers loved it and
so did i. Brilliant way to
use beans.
I did nt have Swiss chard
so I
used Napa cabbage, no navy
beans eith
so limas had to do.
I
used loads of nuts AND Love Grown Food's Power Os — that cereal is made partially out of a
bean blend (navy, lentil and garbanzo),
so you get even more protein!
I bought bulk
beans so I'll watch for Maker's Mark to go on sale and
use it for my next batch.
I also had some vanilla
beans buried in the pantry,
so I decided to put those to good
use.
I have posted separate recipes for both the Refried Black
Beans and the Creamy Raw Cashew Aioli — only because they can be
used in different ways to complement other recipes —
so just keep that in mind if you go to print this recipe out.
it's infinitely better but they are just
so darn expensive that I rarely ever
use them and resort to my cheap self
using the extract, but I can't deny that the
bean is just soo aromatic and elegant and amazing.
When I'm cooking for a weekly meal, I typically
use a whole grain or
bean - based pasta
so that I feel healthier.
Sometimes I
use a 2 pound bag of
beans so we can have leftovers.
I had some Rancho Gordo black
beans already cooked,
so used them in their
bean stock in place of the beef stock (plus one can of chicken stock, having it around).
Make some variations while preparing pasta dish
so you can get different tastes because you may become lazy by doing same dish with same taste, same ingredients, same aroma and bla bla bla... Ok this capsicum and cheese pasta can be made with penne pasta (any pasta you can
use), capsicum, cheese, onion, tomatoes, green
bean, spices and herbs.
I didn't have any black
beans in the house
so I ended up
using about 1.5 cups of puréed black lentils and another half cup whole.
So instead I went for her black
bean and corn salsa but
used red
beans instead of black because that is what I had on -LSB-...]
The
bean flour has a small aftertaste,
so you may want to
use partly potato starch, and partly
bean flour.