Beans are good yet not the most flavorful

Want to know about increasing barrier terminal block the flavor of natures cheapest source of

protein? Look no further. This article will give you the ins and outs of

making the best beans on the block. To learn more please read on.

Eating beans can be really great, but cooking them can be challenging if you

don’t know how to do it properly. Whether you want to cook black, red or

white beans, you will see good tips in this article.

Should You Soak Your Beans?

It has long been said that you have to soak your beans for the dish to

come out good. Society has all sorts of theories on this, ranging from

reducing farts to enhancing flavor. Honestly, soaking your beans for

several hours speeds up the cooking process, but only marginally. The

tradition of soaking beans stems from the fact that cooking food use to

require more time and resources. Wood burning stoves were hard to light,

required constant attention, and cost resources to maintain (wood), so

people would soak their beans in order to make any easy gains they could

in the cooking process. So go ahead, soak if you want to, but it is not

going to do that much for you.

Yes, You Should Add Vegetables

Beans are good yet not the most flavorful thing out there, but they can taste

great if you add the right vegetables and season them correctly. There

is a French tradition of starting off many dishes with a Mirepoix. A

Mirepoix is normally composed of 3 vegetables cooked in oil or fat:

celery, onions and carrots. This is a great way to flavor your dish.

There are variations in what you can and should use depending on the

flavor you are going for. In New Orleans, they call it the Holy Trinity:

celery, onions and bell pepper. A tremendous variety of Cajun and

Creole dishes are composed using the trinity. No matter what style of

beans you are cooking, you can almost always benefit from the use of

fresh chopped garlic as well. If you are cooking black beans (or any

type really), you can add chopped or canned tomatoes, which do not have

to be cooked before adding to the pot.

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