Re: Beans and wind
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 7:08 pm
I also buy tinned beans after many years of trying to cook dried beans. I tried everything imaginable but always got an irregular consistency. In recent years the smaller quantities available when I buy a tin of beans is more convenient than when I was feeding three daughters and all the hangers-on.
Also in recent years my intestinal flora must have been altered by the various drugs I take for pain-control but beans still don't make me poop. In fact the only vegetable that upsets my tummy is sprouts that have been re-heated.
Right now I'm eating cabbage every day in order to keep things regular because of drugs. Home grown cabbages that are harvested young are an absolute joy quickly boiled (Two minutes max.), drained then sauteed in a little oil, salt and pepper. Visitors won't eat my cabbage for fear of farting. What a shame, its delicious.
Back to beans. Same with all the other dried beans I tried, for me it'll always be tinned beans and I don't give up easily.
Also in recent years my intestinal flora must have been altered by the various drugs I take for pain-control but beans still don't make me poop. In fact the only vegetable that upsets my tummy is sprouts that have been re-heated.
Right now I'm eating cabbage every day in order to keep things regular because of drugs. Home grown cabbages that are harvested young are an absolute joy quickly boiled (Two minutes max.), drained then sauteed in a little oil, salt and pepper. Visitors won't eat my cabbage for fear of farting. What a shame, its delicious.
Back to beans. Same with all the other dried beans I tried, for me it'll always be tinned beans and I don't give up easily.
