Tell mom to rinse the beans and use bottled water. Lots of pork fat too.
Yes, unclean beans are disgusting.
What foods do you hate and absolutely refuse to cook?
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Tell mom to rinse the beans and use bottled water. Lots of pork fat too.
Yes, unclean beans are disgusting.
Lullabelle
Midlands, England
I really like liver, my husband doesn't so it doesn't get cooked in our house, neither of us like aubergine and avacados look so slimey so are never used.
Bring on the liver! But why no aubergine? I don't get that as there are versatile and I bet I could win you over with a recipe. Avocados? I tend to agree. So many people love them but personally I find them too rich and they are so packed with calories!
Lullabelle
Midlands, England
I have tried aubergine in numerous dishes but do not like the taste, I cannot bring myself to eat avacado, the look of them puts me off.
Here in Texas, nearly every Mexican restaurant serves guacamole (smashed avocados with tomatoes and who knows what else). If we go to a Mexican restaurant whoever is with me, gets a double portion since I can't stand avocado.
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I adore both. But I have to confess that avocados have improved considerably since coming to Australia. Aubergine are one that needs practice to find the right way to cook them for you. I hated them as a child because my ex step father cooked them badly and it is only since my travels started that I have come to like nay, love them. I'm even growing them and Lebanese aubergines this year.
OK. You have got me on a challenge regarding aubergine. Do you like spicy food? And have you tried Baba Ganoush?
That's interesting so many people love it. Its the sheer oily creaminess which I dislike. I can eat it in small quantities and its best cut with citrus tastes and chilli (as in guacamole).
Might depend how its cooked. I've had excellent tripe and far from excellent...Tripe!
Lullabelle
Midlands, England
No however we have been to Spain this weekend and chef cooked the aubergine completely differently to anything else and actually it wasn't bad but it had a little too much oil drizzled over.
I know you went to Spain <jealous>. Aubergines soak up end exude oil like nothing else. But if you treat them carefully they are a delight.
Lullabelle
Midlands, England
I think that may be the issue that the ones I had tried were soggy, these were not. I don't like a lot of oil poured onto food.
The way I often cook them is to chop them up into chunks and drizzle with a little oil then roast in the oven. They can then be added to dishes such as this
Tofu, Aubergine and Beluga Lentils with Pomegranate Molasses