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katynewbie
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Manchester
Blind Baking
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December 06, 2006, 12:38:40 »
:-\
Just thinking...when you use dried beans for this, can you use the beans for cooking afterwards? Not really a cheapskate, but when I am using my own dried beans it may bother me a bit to lose them!
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Tulipa
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Re: Blind Baking
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December 06, 2006, 13:42:04 »
I keep them in a jar for next time I am baking blind. I dread to think how old my beans are! Just remember they will be hot if you use a plastic pot - speaking from experience!!
I always remember them from school - dark brown there from being burnt too many times. :(
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supersprout
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mulch mad!
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December 06, 2006, 13:58:35 »
No, the beans will suffer and taste yukk :'(
Good use for beans that get beetled (having baked them first and removed beetles) ::)
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Mrs Ava
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December 06, 2006, 18:04:48 »
You can always use rice instead of wasting your lovely beans.
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triffid
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Escaped... usually to my plot in NW London :)
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December 06, 2006, 18:10:08 »
Or ask Father Christmas for some of Lakeland's nice (and very permanent!) ceramic 'beans' (which you can also wash, should they get a bit gammy.)
http://www.lakelandlimited.co.uk
and search 'ceramic beans'.
I bought an identical tub 12 years+ ago and can't see why TinyTriff shouldn't inherit them in due course!
Nota bene
Tulippa's very good point about hot beans and plastic tubs: I pour mine out into an ancient enamel colander to cool.
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Mrs Ava
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December 06, 2006, 18:14:40 »
ooo ooo, I think it was James Martin who uses coins - 2pences I believe, as he said, being metal, they get nice and hot and give a better result!
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triffid
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Escaped... usually to my plot in NW London :)
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December 06, 2006, 18:19:05 »
Wow!
*makes a note to wash a heap of our hoard of old pennies -- they get used for everything in our house from play-money to weighting curtains and bookends*
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