What about the great northern beans? I didnt see anything about them and am looking for a recipe to make with them. Hi Brittany, Great Northern beans are smaller than cannellinis and suitable for uses in salads, soups and stews. Google great northern beans recipes and you will find quite a few options. Cheers, Kathy. Are you a busy person who just never got around to learning the basics of cooking?
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Get ready to start cooking! For that and other frugal thoughts: frugalscholar. Kathy Maister said: Thanks Frugal Scholar! Snow Wolf said: Hardly any mention of the pinto bean at all, they are the most common bean in North America.
Feel free to soak overnight if you want to reduce the cooking time. Split peas and lentils do not require soaking. They take a short amount of time to cook about 20 minutes to 1 hour depending on the recipe. Dried beans on the other hand, do require soaking for at least 4 hours. It is best to soak them overnight.
Soaked whole yellow peas, on the other hand, will produce a more viscous puree than unsoaked. For whole yellow peas, soak in cold water for 8 to 10 hours to shorten cooking time by 1 hour or more. Cover the beans in a pot with about 2 inches of water. On high heat, bring the water to a boil and cook the beans for 5 minutes without a lid. If you do soak them, you can just pop them into a large bowl with a pinch of salt, cover them with a few inches of water and leave them for hours so you can do them before you go to bed and cook them the next night for dinner , then drain and rinse.
Special care should be taken when washing split peas as their starches are exposed and will leach out into the washing water. Cuts such as flank and chuck can be cubed; cut bones into short lengths. Every chef has his or her approach to flavouring. Pea soup flavour is distinctive and should not be overpowered by seasonings. In general, cloves, bay leaf, nutmeg, garlic salt and celery salt may be used to flavour whole yellow pea soup. For split pea soups, suitable herbs and spices include nutmeg, mace, mint, marjoram, rosemary, bay leaf, black pepper, cloves, curry powder and allspice.
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It took a little longer to cook but cooked better than dried beans do. NOTE: When soaking dried split peas, place peas in a large container and cover them with water about 2 inches above the peas. NOTE: When cooking split peas, they absorb the liquid up quickly so keep a check to make sure they do not dry out and scorch. If you have leftovers, you may need to add a little more liquid when heating. I have learned how to cook split peas by simply seasoning with salt and pepper.
This is fine for when I use the split peas for making other recipes but to eat them as a soup, I prefer to cook them with a little chopped onion, ham bone and salt and pepper. I always cook plenty when I cook them because they can be added to make so many other recipes. Rinse peas and place on top of onion and pork; place remaining onion and pork on top of the beans. Mix chicken broth with the brown sugar, catsup, ginger, cinnamon, pepper and dry mustard; pour over top.
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