Re: Re: Hi there :) Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Lori. The only reason I HAVE such knowledge, is that MOST things on the market cause me the same issues your sunflower seeds did! I was so sick for so long, and only when I realized how much cross contamination and hidden stuff there is in food, did I realize I HAD to learn to fend for myself and grow my own! There are many types of beans-some vine, some are bush beans. I prefer bush, because I can grow them in containers in my very limited space. I do grow some vine types where I vine them up jute strung to my deck rail, and I have trained a few to go up the side of my house on jute, but I really do prefer the compact bush beans. Yes, most of them are "shellies", where you strip the beans from the pod-actually one of my favorite things to do! I love to pluck all the pods off the bush, and take them up to my

favorite spot at the gorgeous lake near my home, and I sit and shuck while my daughter swims-LOVE it! I end up with enough beans to last me through the winter. I save out enough beans to plant next years crop-haven't had to buy beans in any form in many years now. I suggest trying it out in a container. Cranberry (also known as October) beans are my very favorite-they are speckled burgundy and white, grow long (lots of beans in each pod) and are mild and buttery. I also love "yard longs" where each bean is around 2-3 feet in length-one bean pod can make more than a meal!! Very cool hobby, lol.From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into

flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...

I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!

Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?

Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^

lori

> >

> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^

> >

> > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.

> >

> > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..

> >

> > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?

> >

> >

> > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,

> >

> > lori

> >

>

[Guest guest]

where do you buy seeds for plants such as beans when you are looking for

a new variety? I had such good tomatoes from one large container last summer

that I would like to plant some other things such as beans. How large a

container do you use for beans and how many seeds/plants per pot or box? Hubby

has been making lots of great compost in his little power composter box that I

would love to use.

Velda

Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into

flour with their VM dry container

Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

 

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your

experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an

experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches

and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those

babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the

fold of the label...

I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has

been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing

growing here in Vt is the grass lately!

Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that

you shuck them?

Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^

lori

>

> I grind all sorts of beans in the VM. I grow my own beans, so I have a

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[Guest guest]

A second on the cranberries--good stuff!

Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...

I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!

Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?

Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^

lori

> >

> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^

> >

> > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.

> >

> > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..

> >

> > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?

> >

> >

> > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,

> >

> > lori

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I am wishing I could be adopted by , or at least apprentice on

her "mini farm"! I find you amazing Girlfriend!

Velda

On 5/22/2011 1:15 PM, Berry wrote:

Thanks, Lori.  The

only reason I HAVE such knowledge, is that MOST things on

the market cause me the same issues your sunflower seeds

did!  I was so sick for so long, and only when I realized

how much cross contamination and hidden stuff there is in

food, did I realize I HAD to learn to fend for myself and

grow my own!  There are many types of beans-some vine,

some are bush beans.  I prefer bush, because I can grow

them in containers in my very limited space.  I do grow

some vine types where I vine them up jute strung to my

deck rail, and I have trained a few to go up the side of

my house on jute, but I really do prefer the compact bush

beans.  Yes, most of them are "shellies", where you strip

the beans from the pod-actually one of my favorite things

to do!  I love to pluck all the pods off the bush, and

take them up to my favorite spot at the gorgeous lake near

my home, and I sit and shuck while my daughter swims-LOVE

it!  I end up with enough beans to last me through the

winter.  I save out enough beans to plant next years

crop-haven't had to buy beans in any form in many years

now.  I suggest trying it out in a container.  Cranberry

(also known as October) beans are my very favorite-they

are speckled burgundy and white, grow long (lots of beans

in each pod) and are mild and buttery.  I also love "yard

longs" where each bean is around 2-3 feet in length-one

bean pod can make more than a meal!!  Very cool hobby,

lol.

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>

Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody

here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry

container

Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

 

you never cease to amaze me you are such a

blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did

buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an

experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds

- 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the

bathroom I discovered after being able to see -

that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it

because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the

label...

I don't know if we are even going to have much of

a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining

since March here it seems..it seems like the only

thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!

Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to

bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?

Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^

lori

> >

> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all

the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^

> >

> > I was thinking of trying to grind some

small white navy beans into flour with my VM.

> >

> > Normally when I make baked beans - I

wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair

of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans.

I was thinking of making bread with the some of

the white bean flour..

> >

> > So my question is - do you all wash your

beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and

then grind them with the VM?

> >

> >

> > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,

> >

> > lori

> >

>

[Guest guest]

LOL, if you do dishes and windows, Velda, consider yourself adopted! You are welcome to come to my mini farm any day-it is certainly a fun and interesting "hobby" that keeps me in groceries year round. You HAVE to love a hobby that does that! I will post some pics later to show you how easy it really is.

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>

Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody

here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry

container

Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a

blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did

buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an

experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds

- 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the

bathroom I discovered after being able to see -

that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it

because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the

label...

I don't know if we are even going to have much of

a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining

since March here it seems..it seems like the only

thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!

Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to

bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?

Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^

lori

> >

> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all

the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^

> >

> > I was thinking of trying to grind some

small white navy beans into flour with my VM.

> >

> > Normally when I make baked beans - I

wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair

of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans.

I was thinking of making bread with the some of

the white bean flour..

> >

> > So my question is - do you all wash your

beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and

then grind them with the VM?

> >

> >

> > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,

> >

> > lori

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Where do you live? I would come tomorrow if I could! Unfortunately

we are not traveling much this year. Between the price of fuel and

stuff we need to do around here, we will be spending time here, so I

can plant what I want! I can hardly wait to see pictures.

Velda

On 5/23/2011 4:58 AM, Berry wrote:

LOL, if you do

dishes and windows, Velda, consider yourself adopted!  You

are welcome to come to my mini farm any day-it is

certainly a fun and interesting "hobby" that keeps me in

groceries year round.  You HAVE to love a hobby that does

that!  I will post some pics later to show you how easy it

really is.

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>

Subject: Re: Hi

there Anybody here grind navy bean

into flour with their VM dry container

Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

 

you never cease to amaze

me you are such a blessing with

your experience and knowledge. I

did buy organic beans, I recently

recovered from an experience of

buying some roasted sunflower

seeds - 3 days of migraine

headaches and living in the

bathroom I discovered after being

able to see - that those babies

had MSG in them - didn't see it

because it was squeezed in beside

the fold of the label...

I don't know if we are even going

to have much of a summer here in

Vt is has been constantly raining

since March here it seems..it

seems like the only thing growing

here in Vt is the grass lately!

Do beans need a lot of room? Are

they similar to bush beans/pole

beans in that you shuck them?

Well thank you - God bless,

be well ^..^

lori

> >

> > I haven't posted for

bit, but love all the lively posts

of the VM group here ^..^

> >

> > I was thinking of trying

to grind some small white navy

beans into flour with my VM.

> >

> > Normally when I make

baked beans - I wash the beans and

let them soak. There is a fair of

amount of dirty water from soaking

these beans. I was thinking of

making bread with the some of the

white bean flour..

> >

> > So my question is - do

you all wash your beans, soak then

and then dehydrate the beans and

then grind them with the VM?

> >

> >

> > thanks a lot ladies ^..^

be well,

> >

> > lori

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I live in lovely Western NC, within miles of the borders of SC, TN and GA. I can see all four states from my deck, lol.

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>

Subject: Re: Hi

there Anybody here grind navy bean

into flour with their VM dry container

Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze

me you are such a blessing with

your experience and knowledge. I

did buy organic beans, I recently

recovered from an experience of

buying some roasted sunflower

seeds - 3 days of migraine

headaches and living in the

bathroom I discovered after being

able to see - that those babies

had MSG in them - didn't see it

because it was squeezed in beside

the fold of the label...

I don't know if we are even going

to have much of a summer here in

Vt is has been constantly raining

since March here it seems..it

seems like the only thing growing

here in Vt is the grass lately!

Do beans need a lot of room? Are

they similar to bush beans/pole

beans in that you shuck them?

Well thank you - God bless,

be well ^..^

lori

> >

> > I haven't posted for

bit, but love all the lively posts

of the VM group here ^..^

> >

> > I was thinking of trying

to grind some small white navy

beans into flour with my VM.

> >

> > Normally when I make

baked beans - I wash the beans and

let them soak. There is a fair of

amount of dirty water from soaking

these beans. I was thinking of

making bread with the some of the

white bean flour..

> >

> > So my question is - do

you all wash your beans, soak then

and then dehydrate the beans and

then grind them with the VM?

> >

> >

> > thanks a lot ladies ^..^

be well,

> >

> > lori

> >

>

[Guest guest]

It sure is lovely! You live in the Smokeys, my very favorite place to be! And I’m almost a neighbor. I live in north western GA. I can just imagine the view from your deck.

A

From: Berry

Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 7:36 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

I live in lovely Western NC, within miles of the borders of SC, TN and GA. I can see all four states from my deck, lol.

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^lori> >> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^> > > > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.> > > > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..> > > > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?> > > > > > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,> > > > lori> >>

[Guest guest]

What part of Georgia are you in, ?

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^lori> >> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^> > > > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.> > > > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..> > > > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?> > > > > > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,> > > > lori> >>

[Guest guest]

I live near Rome.

Where in NC are you?

From: Berry

Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 10:59 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

What part of Georgia are you in, ?

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^lori> >> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^> > > > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.> > > > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..> > > > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?> > > > > > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,> > > > lori> >>

[Guest guest]

Oh, I love Rome. I was seeing an allergist down there at one point. I am in lin, just over the Georgia line.

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^lori> >> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^> > > > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.> > > > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..> > > > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?> > > > > > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,> > > > lori> >>

[Guest guest]

You are about 3 hours from me. I love Rome too but my second choice of where to live would be anywhere in the Smokeys! One of my obsessions is genealogy and I have lots of dead ancestors scattered all around you.

A

From: Berry

Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 11:27 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

Oh, I love Rome. I was seeing an allergist down there at one point. I am in lin, just over the Georgia line.

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^lori> >> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^> > > > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.> > > > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..> > > > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?> > > > > > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,> > > > lori> >>

[Guest guest]

I will think of your ancestors when I am tending my earth. It is truly beautiful here. I feel very fortunate to live in such a lovely, peaceful place. For years, I spent a good portion of the year in Florida-rarely go there now.

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^lori> >> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^> > > > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.> > > > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..> > > > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?> > > > > > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,> > > > lori> >>

[Guest guest]

I too live in NW GA part time, not there now, but sure do miss being there.From: A <blwkk2@...> Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 9:01 AMSubject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

It sure is lovely! You live in the Smokeys, my very favorite place to be! And I’m almost a neighbor. I live in north western GA. I can just imagine the view from your deck.

A

From: Berry

Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 7:36 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

I live in lovely Western NC, within miles of the borders of SC, TN and GA. I can see all four states from my deck, lol.

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^lori> >> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^> > > > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.> > > > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..> > > > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?> > > > > > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,> > > > lori> >>

[Guest guest]

What part are you in when you are there??

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^lori> >> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^> > > > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.> > > > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..> > > > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?> > > > > > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,> > > > lori> >>

[Guest guest]

I don’t bIame you! I would never leave if I lived there.

My ancestors were mostly in Buncombe and Cherokee Counties in NC, Blount, Monroe and Knox counties in TN, and York and Chester in SC. I’m sure I’ve left somebody out though.

A

From: Berry

Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 11:47 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

I will think of your ancestors when I am tending my earth. It is truly beautiful here. I feel very fortunate to live in such a lovely, peaceful place. For years, I spent a good portion of the year in Florida-rarely go there now.

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^lori> >> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^> > > > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.> > > > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..> > > > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?> > > > > > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,> > > > lori> >>

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Where in NW GA?

A

From: Carol Parris

Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 4:59 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

I too live in NW GA part time, not there now, but sure do miss being there.

From: A <blwkk2@...> Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 9:01 AMSubject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

It sure is lovely! You live in the Smokeys, my very favorite place to be! And I’m almost a neighbor. I live in north western GA. I can just imagine the view from your deck.

A

From: Berry

Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 7:36 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

I live in lovely Western NC, within miles of the borders of SC, TN and GA. I can see all four states from my deck, lol.

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^lori> >> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^> > > > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.> > > > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..> > > > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?> > > > > > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,> > > > lori> >>

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We spend a lot of time in Buncombe county, mostly in Asheville. Simply lovely.

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^lori> >> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^> > > > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.> > > > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..> > > > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?> > > > > > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,> > > > lori> >>

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Talking RockFrom: Berry <berrywell@...> Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 5:51 PMSubject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

What part are you in when you are there??

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^lori> >> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^> > > > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.> > > > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..> > > > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?> > > > > > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,> > > > lori> >>

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My home is in Talking Rock.From: A <blwkk2@...> Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 6:17 PMSubject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

Where in NW GA?

A

From: Carol Parris

Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 4:59 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

I too live in NW GA part time, not there now, but sure do miss being there.

From: A <blwkk2@...> Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 9:01 AMSubject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

It sure is lovely! You live in the Smokeys, my very favorite place to be! And I’m almost a neighbor. I live in north western GA. I can just imagine the view from your deck.

A

From: Berry

Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 7:36 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container

I live in lovely Western NC, within miles of the borders of SC, TN and GA. I can see all four states from my deck, lol.

From: LB <leapnmeezers@...>Subject: Re: Hi there Anybody here grind navy bean into flour with their VM dry container Date: Sunday, May 22, 2011, 4:07 PM

you never cease to amaze me you are such a blessing with your experience and knowledge. I did buy organic beans, I recently recovered from an experience of buying some roasted sunflower seeds - 3 days of migraine headaches and living in the bathroom I discovered after being able to see - that those babies had MSG in them - didn't see it because it was squeezed in beside the fold of the label...I don't know if we are even going to have much of a summer here in Vt is has been constantly raining since March here it seems..it seems like the only thing growing here in Vt is the grass lately!Do beans need a lot of room? Are they similar to bush beans/pole beans in that you shuck them?Well thank you - God bless, be well ^..^lori> >> > I haven't posted for bit, but love all the lively posts of the VM group here ^..^> > > > I was thinking of trying to grind some small white navy beans into flour with my VM.> > > > Normally when I make baked beans - I wash the beans and let them soak. There is a fair of amount of dirty water from soaking these beans. I was thinking of making bread with the some of the white bean flour..> > > > So my question is - do you all wash your beans, soak then and then dehydrate the beans and then grind them with the VM?> > > > > > thanks a lot ladies ^..^ be well,> > > > lori> >>