When you find the time/setting please let us know. I want to get some of these soy beans
Will do.
You know I may just go 95 min and see what happens. Worse case they all become refried beans I vac seal hahaha.
When you find the time/setting please let us know. I want to get some of these soy beans
nothing wrong with that!Will do.
You know I may just go 95 min and see what happens. Worse case they all become refried beans I vac seal hahaha.
nothing wrong with that!
I made the perfect bean today to use in baked beans and other recipes. I soaked over night, rinced and added some spices, ham chucks and covered in water. Brought to a simmer. Started checking at the hour mark and shorttly after that they where bite through. I removed from the water to stop cooking.Will do.
You know I may just go 95 min and see what happens. Worse case they all become refried beans I vac seal hahaha.
nothing wrong with that!
I made the perfect bean today to use in baked beans and other recipes. I soaked over night, rinced and added some spices, ham chucks and covered in water. Brought to a simmer. Started checking at the hour mark and shorttly after that they where bite through. I removed from the water to stop cooking.
Good info as I need to perfect the dry beans to bring cost down on the baked as I’m now selling them to a restaurant. If you are going to do the entire charro recipe in the instant pot maybe do the beans first and then add veggies and stuff towards the end after first pressure release?So I did a pot last night no soaking, just straight from dry, and had MUCH better texture. In Insant Pot 95 minutes high pressure, they sat 45 min after timer went off because I was busy doing other things and thats when I got back to them.
These could be easily mashed with a spoon and texture in mouth easily mashed. In Instant
2.5 dry cups black soy beans, 5 cups water, 1 pound bacon, and stuff for charro beans.
All my veggies disintegrated but the flavors where there and that's what I care about vs chunks and flavor.
I think next attempt will be 120min (2hrs) to see what happens to the texture. I would like to know what the limits are. These black soybeans seem to be heartier than most other types of beans due to the high protein content and stronger skins so it makes sense that they would need more cooking and hold together more firmly.
I'm hoping that my 120min experiment just about makes them refried mush all on it's own but maybe thats a 150min task, we'll see soon.
Why???
Saves time and effort having to mash as I refry them in the pan by hand, also can more quickly get me into bean dip territory with fewer steps and effort if I figure this out :D
I'm shooting for max efficiency (minimal time and effort) plus max flavor :)
how would the canned beans hold up to making baked beans? Would they be too mushy?So I did a pot last night no soaking, just straight from dry, and had MUCH better texture. In Insant Pot 95 minutes high pressure, they sat 45 min after timer went off because I was busy doing other things and thats when I got back to them.
These could be easily mashed with a spoon and texture in mouth easily mashed. In Instant
2.5 dry cups black soy beans, 5 cups water, 1 pound bacon, and stuff for charro beans.
All my veggies disintegrated but the flavors where there and that's what I care about vs chunks and flavor.
I think next attempt will be 120min (2hrs) to see what happens to the texture. I would like to know what the limits are. These black soybeans seem to be heartier than most other types of beans due to the high protein content and stronger skins so it makes sense that they would need more cooking and hold together more firmly.
I'm hoping that my 120min experiment just about makes them refried mush all on it's own but maybe thats a 150min task, we'll see soon.
Why???
Saves time and effort having to mash as I refry them in the pan by hand, also can more quickly get me into bean dip territory with fewer steps and effort if I figure this out :D
I'm shooting for max efficiency (minimal time and effort) plus max flavor :)
Good info as I need to perfect the dry beans to bring cost down on the baked as I’m now selling them to a restaurant. If you are going to do the entire charro recipe in the instant pot maybe do the beans first and then add veggies and stuff towards the end after first pressure release?
how would the canned beans hold up to making baked beans? Would they be too mushy?
Thanks just put a 12 pack in my Amazon cart, I would like to make a keto baked beans and maybe refiried beans.I'll keep the bean time and texture info coming on the Instant Pot cooking. If doing for a restaurant you would likely want to use a large more conventional pressure cooker and that should work fine.
For the veggies in my yeah I agree. I knew there was a strong chance the veggies would get obliterated into the liquid but I was fine with it because the flavor would be there.
To make full a la charra or charro beans I would do the beans, seaosning, onion, and bacon seperately then after they were done I would "stew" cook the diced veggies in and that would give exactly what people would expect. Flavors should be fine because we/I do this kind of stuff with canned beans and they come out fantastic so it's just the same concept :)
I assume very well, I think that is what jcam222 is doing for his beans in this post.
I have never bought the canned black soy beans so I can't tell you first hand. Reading other peoples accounts it sounds like they are about normal canned bean texture and if so then you just dump out of the cans and start turning them into baked beans on the stove and they would be ready pretty quickly. Just as if you bought a plain bean in a can and did the same :)
I’ve made easily 20+ hotel pans of my cowboy baked beans with the canned with no issues. Keep in mine that’s in a smoker with temps between 250-300. Oven would be fine too. You would NOT want to use them in a pressure cooker.how would the canned beans hold up to making baked beans? Would they be too mushy?
do you have a write up on those cowboy backed beans? Would love to try it.I’ve made easily 20+ hotel pans of my cowboy baked beans with the canned with no issues. Keep in mine that’s in a smoker with temps between 250-300. Oven would be fine too. You would NOT want to use them in a pressure cooker.
do you have a write up on those cowboy backed beans? Would love to try it.
Good info as I need to perfect the dry beans to bring cost down on the baked as I’m now selling them to a restaurant. If you are going to do the entire charro recipe in the instant pot maybe do the beans first and then add veggies and stuff towards the end after first pressure release?
Going to try these with some enchilada's tomorrow. I guess I can use Chipotle sauce or I have some Chipotle powder for this. As usual I have to scale down your recipe. Love my Paprika Recipe Manger for this!2 T Chile Morita paste.
I added xanthan gum sparingly
Not much you can do about getting veto'ed and I'm guessing you can't discuss the fact that 1 pot of these beans probably isn't close to an entire diet high in trypsin inhibitors lol.I have wanted to make black soy beans such as this, but my wife has exercised her veto power.
Myths & Truths About Soy - The Weston A. Price Foundation (westonaprice.org)
Specifically interesting is the effects of trypsin inhibitors
I would tear up a bowl of that anyway! Fantastic looking beans!
I think I may make some of these beans anyway just for me and see if she will try it?
Speaking of turkey wings, I LOVE THEM!
I just did these yesterday for making these kinds of things along with the leg quarters. This was from a whole bird that was free that I parted out.View attachment 505254
The Mrs. requested low carb enchiladas, but Im thinking I may have enough for some beans too.
This is going to happen!Oh man that looks amazing! Also heck yeah, make yourself some and enjoy em. I bet the wife may get a whiff and just have to have a bite :D