Black beans tinned or dried
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- Kibkommer
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Black beans tinned or dried
Has anyone seen black beans for sale anywhere here?
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- Kibkommer
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Re: Black beans tinned or dried
tried to find them a while ago, the only thing I could find was the paste.
This needs reconstituting with sugar and water till you get the required taste, you may have to thicken with corn flour.
I had someone bring them from the Chinese supermarket in the UK.
I used the beans in the UK in my restaurant and made the black bean sauce with.
1/2 cup beans
3 cups water
1/4 cup cooking oil
2 tbl spoons ground ginger
3 tbl spoons sugar
3 cloves garlic
2 tea spoons 5 spice
Boil them all together for 20 mins, place in liquidizer and ziz till smooth.
Check for seasoning, if you need it smooth as for putting in pancakes strain and place in jar. It will keep wall in the freezer for quite a long time.
This needs reconstituting with sugar and water till you get the required taste, you may have to thicken with corn flour.
I had someone bring them from the Chinese supermarket in the UK.
I used the beans in the UK in my restaurant and made the black bean sauce with.
1/2 cup beans
3 cups water
1/4 cup cooking oil
2 tbl spoons ground ginger
3 tbl spoons sugar
3 cloves garlic
2 tea spoons 5 spice
Boil them all together for 20 mins, place in liquidizer and ziz till smooth.
Check for seasoning, if you need it smooth as for putting in pancakes strain and place in jar. It will keep wall in the freezer for quite a long time.
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- Kibkommer
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Re: Black beans tinned or dried
Thank you for that Karmels, I will most certainly try that sometime. The blacks beans however that I am looking for on this occasion are the ones used in Creole and South American cuisine and often called Turtle beans.
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Re: Black beans tinned or dried
Yes, got some either from Tempo or Ileli, can't remember which.
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Re: Black beans tinned or dried
judyvin.
Sorry about that, it sounded like you wanted the Chinese version.
Hope you find what you are looking for.
Sorry about that, it sounded like you wanted the Chinese version.
Hope you find what you are looking for.
Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves. Confucius 551-479 BC
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Re: Black beans tinned or dried
Pretty sure I saw some in Karaoglanoglu Tempo about two weeks ago. Together with some West Indian bits and pieces.
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Re: Black beans tinned or dried
Thank you Sophie, I am going that way tomorrow so will go in and check.
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Re: Black beans tinned or dried
Well thank you Sophie you were absolutely correct. Unfortunately I think someone on here may have read your post and beat me to it because that section of the shelf was empty! However, looking through the other tins I found one tin of black beans in amongst some other beans. Now all I need to remember is what dish I wanted them for in the first place!
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Re: Black beans tinned or dried
judyvin, do you ever find yourself stood in front of the 'fridge, with the door open, wondering whether you came to put something in, or to take something out?
If not, that's a little treat to look forward to...
If not, that's a little treat to look forward to...
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Re: Black beans tinned or dried
Thankfully not reached that stage just yet Keithcaley!