Cruxifux,

And then there’s horse beans. If you don’t know, google it! For funzies!

GyozaPower, (edited )

Beans (asturian* food):

https://discuss.tchncs.de/pictrs/image/7cf3799c-4df1-4562-a6d0-8a693b62af34.jpeg

*One of Spain’s northern regions

(Viva la fabada)

cashews_best_nut,

Qué haces en Tus ratos libres?

qjkxbmwvz, (edited )

Best use of my pressure cooker*! Bulk black and pinto beans, 40m in the cooker with water and salt, then onto the stove with sauteed onions and garlic, a fair amount of oil, apple cider vinegar, pickled jalapeno or two, spices… absolutely fantastic with some rice. And our toddler loves it too.

*Instant Pot, but pressure cooker sounds more… haute cuisine.

Nacktmull, (edited )

I just had baked beans on toast with eggs today. Made them myself with onions, mushrooms, garlic, smoked paprika powder, a pinch of nutmeg and cinnamon and a shot of maple syrup. It tasted great and I am not even English.

Kase,

I would try this if I weren’t a) a bad cook and b) terrified

possiblylinux127,

I’m pretty sure beans are neither Mexican or British. They are a type of raw ingredient

Kolanaki,
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They’re prepared differently. Don’t usually see baked beans of any kind in Mexican cuisine, just like you don’t see a lot of refried beans in British cuisine.

Kase,

Off topic, but yesterday I tried a tamale for the first time. Apparently they’re a common Christmas food in Mexico, so my boss brought some to our party. The first bite or two were strange (as a very picky US-American), but then it was really good! 10/10 would recommend and all that

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