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green beans on a baking sheet ready to be cooked

Some people like the ritual of shelling and peeling fava beans, but the two-step process is still labor-intensive. After getting the beans out of their pods, they still have to be blanched in boiling water, then dunked in ice water, before the pesky skins come off easily. Here’s a tip for peeling them that doesn’t require the stove or a single drop of water: use your freezer! Shuck the fava beans out of their pods, then place them in a single layer on a baking sheet or plate.

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seven spoons filled with different types of beans

Explore the vibrant world of nutrition with this stunning display of assorted beans and grains, artfully arranged on rustic wooden spoons. Captured by Chanikarn Thongsupa, this image celebrates the diversity and beauty of natural ingredients, showcasing a palette of colors and textures that inspire healthy and creative cooking. Perfect for food enthusiasts and those looking to add a touch of nature's bounty to their kitchen decor.

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white rice is piled high in the air

This fragrant savory coconut rice recipe is made with Thai jasmine rice, virgin coconut oil, and full fat coconut milk. A few simple cooking techniques ensure fluffy, perfectly cooked rice every time. Pair with Asian main courses, stir fries, or curries!

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wooden spoons filled with different types of beans and grains on a burlock

Why should we eat beans? There are so many health reasons! Beans and other legumes (lentils, peas, etc.) are the most important dietary predictor of longevity. Beans and other legumes (lentils, peas, etc.) are the most important dietary predictor of longevity in people of different ethnicities. Among 785 older...

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a wooden bowl filled with chickpeas on top of a table

Chickpeas or garbanzo beans are lumpy, light tan beans that you can eat cold in salads, roasted as a crunchy snack or cooked in soups and stews. They are common in Indian, South American and Middle Eastern cuisine.

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