Soaking beans overnight

coccinelle | 13:24 Thu 21st Jun 2012 | Food & Drink

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How long is overnight? 6 hours? 7 hours? 12 hours? I forgot to soak mine and put them to soak at 9am so when can I use them?

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tenrec

Probably 6 hours minimum, but if you boil them up and then boil them up again that might work.

EcclesCake

It depends on the bean some you can get away with four hours others need eight.

What are you using?

coccinelle

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Using flagolets (like baked beans)

EcclesCake

4-5 hours will be fine.

coccinelle

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Thank you eccles, everything is just waiting for them!

tonyav

What are you having with your beans coccinelle ?

coccinelle

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Hi tony! I'm making a cassoulet; it's now in the oven and smells lovely.

tonyav

Don't know what a cassoulet is coccinelle ? is it French.

coccinelle

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Yes, it's a south west dish. It's got beans in (;-)) sausages, bits of duck and different veg. All this gets assembled and goes into the oven with a coating of breadcrumbs, parsley and garlic goes on the top. I suppose it's a very elaborated version of sausage and beans!!!! The fact the beans cook with all the ingredients means they absorb all the flavours.

tonyav

Sounds delicious coccinelle, enjoy.

coccinelle

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Thank you.I'd have invited you round but ... well, I'm not just round the corner!!