The World Of Beans
The woman loves her beans! She's bean-infectious.
The interview is about 45 minutes. I listened while cooking, and eating, the stuff of that photo. It's a bean soup, some type of which I eat every day. I usually make a big pot and tap it while working, thus the small half-eaten bowl.
This was made with cannellini beans. I cook them to a paste and store in the fridge so they're available for soups. Here I lightly simmered, really just blanched for a minute or two:
- Onions
- Leeks
- Mushrooms
- Red bell pepper
- Cauliflower
- Green beans (frozen)
- Broccoli rabe (aka rapini, a leftover from a batch-cook)
- Cannellini beans
- Tomato sauce (not much, couple tablespoons)
- Tamari (couple teaspoons)
Here's the podcast:
http://audio.wbur.org/storage/2012/02/onpoint_0216_2.mp3
Or, here's my attempt at embed:
14 comments:
I liked the way she dealt with the antinutrient question.
This is a cool post, Bix. I've heard of Crescent (intrigued by her "pagan-y" name) but never have researched what it is she actually does. She has a blog, too, w/ an inspiring Dec. post about the act of writing (I need to heed her words there more fully!). So thanks for the post--will listen to the audio as soon as we finish dealing w/ all the animals!
She had me at oligosaccharides.
I love her--"the tiny little bean"! Haven't gotten to the oligosaccharides yet.
"Beanfectious!" Heh heh.
And your recipe sounds great!
Jicama is a bean????????!!!!!!!!!!! I thought it was in the turnip family.
That looks delish! I've been eating a lot of beans lately. I eat them for the iron, 'cause I rarely eat red meat. Looks like a recipe I may have to try. ;) peace
I was surprised to hear jicama was a bean too.
Leo eats beans! Bien por ti!
Thanks, Bix. I'll have to give this a listen and check out the book.
You know me. I'm an advocate for all things bean!
shaun
Shaun, I thought you'd be keen on her. You're going to be our go-to person about beans!
How did she deal with the antinutrient question?
yum=)
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