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Bean shoots?

Started by peanuts, May 17, 2012, 19:38:56

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We are able to sow all our climbing beans direct in the ground (purple beans, runner beans, Borlottis and climbing beans for drying).  To make sure, I always sow three beans in each hole. The germination was excellent this year, so today I went along the 6 rows removing the unwanted ones, at the point they had just opened their first proper leaves.  I could smell the 'bean shoot' smell as I did it, and wondered why we couldn't eat them.  So I trimmed them and simmered them for a few minutes in salted water (as otherwise I think they would have been a little tough) and they were delicious.  Has anyone else tried that? I know you can eat pea shoots.

peanuts


Kleftiwallah


We regularly (not regyully as Jeremy Vine continues to say) eat broad bean tops (taste nice and beats the blackfly).   :o  Cheers,     Tony.
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