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Bonnie Benwick: Nourish columnist / ace bean cook Stephanie Witt Sedgwick says: I'm not familar with beans from India, but the older the beans are the tougher they will remain.
Simmer over low heat, stirring and skimming occasionally, until the beans are al dente, about 1 hour.— Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
The beautiful sterling spoon in the beans was a wedding present from my Aunt Lena, who wasn't really an aunt at all but a wonderful neighbour.— Fort Frances Times Online -
Latin Thing serves the shrimp ceviche Ecuadorian-style, on top of white rice, but the addition of the beans is a pan-Latin brainchild of the half Ecuadorian, half Dominican owner.— Serious Eats: New York
The salsa was tasty and the beans were a welcome source of protein, but essentially the contents was a heated up can of four bean mix and some corn - not exactly gourmet, despite the high price tag.— in a garden... somewhere

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