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Is there any way to counteract the calcium chloride included in most canned beans?
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All the beans I can find in the local supermarkets have calcium chloride in them, which helps them retain their firmness.
But I want soft beans.
Yes, I can cook my own beans from dry, but sometimes I just want fast access to beans. Beans that will be soft and break down in soups or stews.
But beans treated with calcium chloride just sit there, even tasting a bit undercooked in the center. Is there some way to counteract the calcium chloride so that they will break down and get soft?
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All the beans I can find in the local supermarkets have calcium chloride in them, which helps them retain their firmness.
But I want soft beans.
Yes, I can cook my own beans from dry, but sometimes I just want fast access to beans. Beans that will be soft and break down in soups or stews.
But beans treated with calcium chloride just sit there, even tasting a bit undercooked in the center. Is there some way to counteract the calcium chloride so that they will break down and get soft?
beans
I can't think of a way to counteract it chemically, they've already done the firming you see. Have you tried mashing them up a bit before you add them?
– GdD
9 hours ago
Nope. Use dried beans. I recommend getting a pressure cooker.
– FuzzyChef
6 hours ago
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All the beans I can find in the local supermarkets have calcium chloride in them, which helps them retain their firmness.
But I want soft beans.
Yes, I can cook my own beans from dry, but sometimes I just want fast access to beans. Beans that will be soft and break down in soups or stews.
But beans treated with calcium chloride just sit there, even tasting a bit undercooked in the center. Is there some way to counteract the calcium chloride so that they will break down and get soft?
beans
All the beans I can find in the local supermarkets have calcium chloride in them, which helps them retain their firmness.
But I want soft beans.
Yes, I can cook my own beans from dry, but sometimes I just want fast access to beans. Beans that will be soft and break down in soups or stews.
But beans treated with calcium chloride just sit there, even tasting a bit undercooked in the center. Is there some way to counteract the calcium chloride so that they will break down and get soft?
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I can't think of a way to counteract it chemically, they've already done the firming you see. Have you tried mashing them up a bit before you add them?
– GdD
9 hours ago
Nope. Use dried beans. I recommend getting a pressure cooker.
– FuzzyChef
6 hours ago
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I can't think of a way to counteract it chemically, they've already done the firming you see. Have you tried mashing them up a bit before you add them?
– GdD
9 hours ago
Nope. Use dried beans. I recommend getting a pressure cooker.
– FuzzyChef
6 hours ago
I can't think of a way to counteract it chemically, they've already done the firming you see. Have you tried mashing them up a bit before you add them?
– GdD
9 hours ago
I can't think of a way to counteract it chemically, they've already done the firming you see. Have you tried mashing them up a bit before you add them?
– GdD
9 hours ago
Nope. Use dried beans. I recommend getting a pressure cooker.
– FuzzyChef
6 hours ago
Nope. Use dried beans. I recommend getting a pressure cooker.
– FuzzyChef
6 hours ago
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I can't think of a way to counteract it chemically, they've already done the firming you see. Have you tried mashing them up a bit before you add them?
– GdD
9 hours ago
Nope. Use dried beans. I recommend getting a pressure cooker.
– FuzzyChef
6 hours ago