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"Laundry Day" Red Beans and Rice

By: Kathy Smith | 2012-03-20 | Food & Beverage
Red beans and rice recipes are found in a lot of Southern cook books and in addition the dish is really a standard of the Southern nourishment for generations. Enjoy!On this page are 2 red beans and rice dishes: 1 with no meat together with the other having ham. In the South, red beans and rice had previously been fixed on Mondays, which had been the traditional day to do laundry washing. read more

Bean, Beans, The Musical Fruit

By: Lorna Harvey | 2010-03-31 | Food & Beverage
Beans can be the back bone of any vegetarian meal. However, beans aren't very easy to digest. Some beans that are easier to digest than others include; pinto beans, adzuki beans, black-eyed peas, black beans, kidney beans and garbanzo (chickpeas). Some of the Indian pulses like mung dhal or masoor dhal are also easier to digest. Those beans that are harder to digest include navy beans, green and yellow split peas and brown lentils. read more

Beans, Beans, the Musical Fruit…

By: Sherritta Halsey | 2009-01-11 | Soups
Sing it Loud, Sing it Proud read more

Lavazza Coffee Beans

By: mohanchen | 2011-01-12 | Business Ideas
Lavazza conducts a lot of research into new and various means of roasting. read more

Protein Content in Beans

By: John C White | 2010-03-26 | Nutrition
Protein, a macronutrient, is essential for repairing and growing muscles, manufacturing hormones and enzymes, and for helping to maintain low blood sugar. These protein sources for many of you tend to come from meats. However, you need not limit yourself to just relying on the protein content found in meat. Beans are also a good, rich protein food source. read more

Keen on Jelly Beans

By: Michael J. Parker | 2010-03-26 | Desserts
These old-fashioned candies have always been beloved to us since we were kids. Back then, we probably never cared about what they were inside. As long as we had them in our mouths, we were doing great. Although we'll always love these beanies for what they are, it's probably time to appreciate them with a little more depth. read more

Roasting coffee beans

By: TARKITIM | 2010-10-28 | Food & Beverage
Could there be anything better than a hot, fresh brewed cup of coffee? As you open that can of pre-ground Maxwell House Coffee, did you even know that coffee comes in different roasts? Did you know that you can roast your own coffee beans at home? If you think that the aroma of your fresh ground coffee beans can't be beat, get a home coffee roaster, you'll be in Java Heaven. read more

Sprout Beans Recipes

By: Daniallrd | 2011-11-14 | Recipes
Sprout Beans recipes : Cooking with beans recipes enables healthy and nutritious meals. Cooking with beans provides people with protein along with other nutrients present in beans. read more

Beans, Brinjal, Cymbedium-Orchid

By: indiamartjayanti | 2011-11-01 | Food & Beverage
The fresh fruits and vegetables are the most essential components required for a healthy body. They are rich in a nutrients and they cater to all the biological nutritional needs of the body in terms of proteins, vitamins, minerals, fibre and carbohydrates. Some fruits and vegetable adds to the body fluids and control the water table in the body. The orchids adds beauty to the living spaces and ar read more

Four Principles of Eating Rice

By: Yan Hu | 2011-06-09 | Cooking
Rice is the staple food for most eastern people, especially Chinese. Western people would try rice now and then. It seems ridiculous when I try to talk about how to eat rice. But in fact, most people do not know the correct way to eat rice. Here are four principles of eating rice. read more

Snap Beans, the Bush Variety

By: Barbara Volkov | 2010-03-28 | Gardening
To many a gardener, one of the favorite vegetables that can be grown in a home garden are snap beans. We can grow them to be bushes or to climb on a fence or pole. Some gardeners feel that the bush snap bean is much more tender that the pole bean. When harvesting we must be careful not injure the plants while snapping off the pods. read more

Snap Beans, The Pole Variety

By: Barbara Volkov | 2010-03-28 | Gardening
Pole snap beans can be interesting to watch grow, they will get much taller that bush snap beans and therefore need a good support system. Some of the choices of gardeners are: trellises, fences, chicken wire stretched between poles, poles with string or cord attached to a peg and placed to resemble a teepee. As soon as the beans begin to climb we may have to give them a helping hand to curl around whatever support we have for them. read more

The Power of Bean Protein

By: Travis Petelle | 2010-03-30 | Nutrition
Don't let the size of a bean make you underestimate its power. These little guys will pack a punch to a healthy diet. Beans are packed with a ton of benefits, as are many other legumes. You can see great results using bean protein. They can reduce the risk of stroke and heart disease, and prevent cancer. You can save some money with beans too. They are pretty cheap to buy. read more

Bean Recipes: The Healthy Choice

By: Tom Jacobsen | 2010-09-14 | Men's Health
It is funny how often people overlook beans as a nutritious food source. They are unfairly criticized, viewed as simple low cost alternatives to better, tastier and healthier food choices. Well, nothing really could be further from the truth. In fact, beans just may be nature's most perfect food. Research shows that, in addition to adding savory and flavorful taste to any entree, these tasty little members of the legume family are high in fiber, virtually fat free, have no cholesterol, and are p read more

How to Store Coffee Beans

By: Pauline Go | 2010-03-26 | Coffee
Should you store your coffee beans in jars and plastic bags or just refrigerate it? Is there any difference between the way you store whole beans and ground beans? How much time before the coffee beans go stale? These are some common questions that many coffee drinkers have when it comes to storing coffee beans. read more