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re: white Beans and sasage question
Posted on 1/25/14 at 9:07 pm to WTIGER
Posted on 1/25/14 at 9:07 pm to WTIGER
I don't soak anymore.... I participated in a white bean cook off once and all the teams that placed did a "first boil" for about 30-45 minutes to make them open up. They strained and rinsed them real good and then cooked down onions, added salt pork/pickled pork, the beans and fresh water for the final cook.
Results are awesome... You get a creamy sauce, but beautiful, soft whole beans also for great texture.
I am asked to cook the beans at many a function since I weny to this method.
Results are awesome... You get a creamy sauce, but beautiful, soft whole beans also for great texture.
I am asked to cook the beans at many a function since I weny to this method.
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