Re: Problem sprouting Goya beans

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Hey Edgar, where do you live and where do you shop? Most stores have

more than one brand of dry beans. Here in my neighborhood 'Goya' brand is

a canned bean. You're better off buying on line. With the seeds in the

store, you don't know where they were grown and how they were treated.

Organic is the best health wise.

ew

Problem sprouting Goya beans

Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2008 16:14:27 -0400

All,

Have been trying to sprout Goya brand beans but they always seem to

go sour first. This is the only kind of dry beans available in my

supermarkets around here. Anyone else had this problem or have a fix?

They also have just a hint of souring when I soak overnight to cook

but not enough not to cook them.

I've sprouted beans before and never had this problem. I also wonder

if whatever the souring organism is whether it affects storage life

but haven't had any problems so far with dry storage.

Thanks,

Edgar

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[Guest guest]

Edgar, take a look around the store-- here, up the street from me, Goya has

it's own area for dry beans in the mexican section, but other dry beans are

on another isle. Maybe your's has other beans too?

Myself, I would stick to organic ones. Not sure what's on them, otherwise!

Thia

On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Ernest Willingham

<99tomatoes@...>wrote:

> Hey Edgar, where do you live and where do you shop? Most stores have

> more than one brand of dry beans. Here in my neighborhood 'Goya' brand is

> a canned bean. You're better off buying on line. With the seeds in the

> store, you don't know where they were grown and how they were treated.

> Organic is the best health wise.

> ew

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: " Edgar Owen "

>

>

> All,

>

> Have been trying to sprout Goya brand beans but they always seem to

> go sour first. This is the only kind of dry beans available in my

> supermarkets around here.

>

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Thia and Ernest,

Unfortunately Pathmark has only the Goya brand. I'll check the

Shopright but that is further away.

Edgar

On Aug 12, 2008, at 12:15 AM, Thia .... wrote:

> Edgar, take a look around the store-- here, up the street from me,

> Goya has

> it's own area for dry beans in the mexican section, but other dry

> beans are

> on another isle. Maybe your's has other beans too?

>

> Myself, I would stick to organic ones. Not sure what's on them,

> otherwise!

>

> Thia

>

> On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Ernest Willingham

> <99tomatoes@...>wrote:

>

> > Hey Edgar, where do you live and where do you shop? Most stores have

> > more than one brand of dry beans. Here in my neighborhood 'Goya'

> brand is

> > a canned bean. You're better off buying on line. With the seeds

> in the

> > store, you don't know where they were grown and how they were

> treated.

> > Organic is the best health wise.

> > ew

> >

> >

> > ----- Original Message -----

> > From: " Edgar Owen "

> >

> >

> > All,

> >

> > Have been trying to sprout Goya brand beans but they always seem to

> > go sour first. This is the only kind of dry beans available in my

> > supermarkets around here.

> >

>

> --

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> Quick & Easy Vegan Recipes

> http://easyraw.blogspot.com/

>

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