flowerbug
Sustainability Master
since i broke my glass pan i haven't been making any small batches of beans like i used to do once in a while. the rest of the time i usually make 2-3 gallons at a time and then we drain them, put them in quart jars and freeze most of them for later use. i'll keep a few quarts out for eating. we have a lot of burritoes (with no shell on them so it's really more like just beans on a plate with things on top - often cheese melted when the beans are warmed up - i like plain yogurt, lettuce and tomato and then use a shot of hot sauce on top of that to give it all a little heat and zip).
i really like it when i have enough of a new bean that i've grown that i can cook some of them up and see what they taste like all by themself, what the texture is and how long they take to cook. some people don't care and will cook their beans with meats and spices which is also good to me but i also really like tasting them very plain with perhaps just a bit of butter on them at the most so i can see how they compare to all the other beans i grow.
and, yes, talking beans around me is dangerous as i do grow a lot of them, cross breed them, and will chew your ear off if you give me a chance. haha!
i really like it when i have enough of a new bean that i've grown that i can cook some of them up and see what they taste like all by themself, what the texture is and how long they take to cook. some people don't care and will cook their beans with meats and spices which is also good to me but i also really like tasting them very plain with perhaps just a bit of butter on them at the most so i can see how they compare to all the other beans i grow.
and, yes, talking beans around me is dangerous as i do grow a lot of them, cross breed them, and will chew your ear off if you give me a chance. haha!