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1992peggy
1 year ago

Admitted to submit beans is too tedious to me. If it has to go fast then a can, but I prefer to use frozen food.

TJDettweiler
1 year ago

However, both dried are more favorable, more time or paving is required in order to prepare them.

I therefore have a quick cooker

hoermirzu
1 year ago
Reply to  TJDettweiler

That’s the question! Which are cheaper? 500g dry beans are ready for use?

Until the pandemic, there were 500g Kidney ́s for 99Ct in the supermarkets.

TJDettweiler
1 year ago
Reply to  hoermirzu

From 500 grams of dried beans you get 1 kilo of boiled beans. I always buy them in Turkish business. But never Kidney Beans

norbertk62
1 year ago

Ok – it goes faster from the can, but regardless of it I find the dried more practical. If you are cheaper, you need less space in the closet and if you plan your cookery a bit, the soaking time is hardly important. Apart from that, there is no such amount of can waste. But we do this more with peas, mushrooms etc.

hoermirzu
1 year ago
Reply to  norbertk62

What is this for a chili, without the ingredients long exchange mutual flavors in a pan! Perhaps also with wort granules premixed by Maggi.

Cooking can be so simple, completely without premixtures of chemical giants.

norbertk62
1 year ago
Reply to  hoermirzu

That’s right.

Too bad that so simple foods such as beans, peas, mushrooms, potatoes sometimes (!) are already among the endangers in cooking in people of today’s youth. Is it their mistakes? – No – they just never saw it or too rarely different.

I remember the recipes of my mother-in-law “there was a bit of potatoes, cook them softly, stamp them, do a little milk in, salt ran and there you have potato stuff.”

Nothing about information in micrograms and tenths. No precise adjustment of the stove – that went on wooden stoves.

HikoKuraiko
1 year ago

I use both. Depending on what I cook the dried or those from the can. Always have at home in the closet on stock

SirSulas74
1 year ago

I’m already happy with simple things. If I were cook, I’d get some fresh.

Philipp916
1 year ago

Just taste better than the one from the can. But everyone feels different.

TomRichter
1 year ago

Just make hot and ready:-)

Grobbeldopp
1 year ago

Dried beans take much less space and you can make them more variable. For example, do not cook or cook half for frying, vegan burgers and bulettes.

hoermirzu
1 year ago

Both, even from the can, should go faster, but rather red or black beans.

Deichgoettin
1 year ago

I don’t like beans very much. If, then only dried beans. Is more effort, but taste better.

verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

Cooking much faster.

swisstime
1 year ago

Beans from the can.

Bevarian
1 year ago

Neither nor: young princess beans, blanched in black forests ham packed and briefly fried around…

Quandt
1 year ago
Reply to  Bevarian

Honestly, you’re good, that presupposes that the questioner could cook. Do not warm convenience or permanent food …

But delicious;o)

Bevarian
1 year ago
Reply to  Quandt

Eat me if others can cook – main thing, I can put something delicious on the plate…

Quandt
1 year ago

Unique!

Steffile
1 year ago

Frozen – KA whether there are also in Germany.

PeterP58
1 year ago

Depends on what I have to do with it!

Schimeck
1 year ago

Green beans from frost 😉

TomRichter
1 year ago
Reply to  Schimeck

It has its reason that the crush beans are called 😉

charmingwolf
1 year ago

always dried, taste better

Mamue1968
1 year ago

Dried out from the can?!

verreisterNutzer
1 year ago
Reply to  Mamue1968

🤔

almmichel
1 year ago

White beans always from the can.