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Q: Can high heat make green beans turn brown...and are they still safe to eat?
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Can you pan fry green beans?

hi there you can pan fry green beans , place your beans in a pan on a low heat and drizzle lightly with oil .Cook them on the low heat for 2-3 minutes to prevent burning or overcooking the beans.There are also recipes out there for cooking them like asparagus.


Why would the liquid on fresh cooked green beans be brown?

Fresh cooked green bean liquid has a brown color because of the juices of the beans reacting with heat. If you don't want as much brown color, it's better to blanch the green beans before further cooking.


Can you grow green beans in a container?

You can grow anything in a Container! How well they do depends upon Sunlight [or Light and Heat], Moisture, Drainage, and Nutrition.


When cooking canned green beans how do you get rid of the can taste?

Canned green beans are usually already cooked, so just heat them in the oven in a small casserole dish, with butter, brown sugar and tarragon. Throw in some sliced or chopped sauteed or microwaved red pepper just for color if you have any.


Why do you need to soak dried beans before you can them?

For proper heat transfer. If the beans are dry, the heat of canning will not penetrate evenly. You could end up with underprocessed beans that will either spoil or cause illness.


<h3>Garden Bean Salad</h3>?

Ingredients1 cn Green beans; cut (16 oz can)2 cn Lima beans; (17 oz ea)1 cn Kidney beans; (16 oz)1 cn Wax beans; (16 oz)1 cn Garbanzo beans; (15 oz)1 lg Green pepper; chopped3 Celery stalks; chopped2 oz Green pimiento;sliced, drained 1 Green onion bunch; sliced2 c Vinegar2 c Sugar1/2 c Water1 ts SaltDrain all cans of beans; place in a large bowl. Add green pepper, celery, pimiento and green onions; set aside. Bring remaining ingredients to a boil in a heavy saucepan; boil for 5 minutes. Remove from heat and immediately pour over vegetables. Refrigerate several hours or overnight.


Garden Bean Salad?

Ingredients1 cn Green beans; cut (16 oz can)2 cn Lima beans; (17 oz ea)1 cn Kidney beans; (16 oz)1 cn Wax beans; (16 oz)1 cn Garbanzo beans; (15 oz)1 lg Green pepper; chopped3 Celery stalks; chopped2 oz Green pimiento;sliced, drained 1 Green onion bunch; sliced2 c Vinegar2 c Sugar1/2 c Water1 ts SaltDrain all cans of beans; place in a large bowl. Add green pepper, celery, pimiento and green onions; set aside. Bring remaining ingredients to a boil in a heavy saucepan; boil for 5 minutes. Remove from heat and immediately pour over vegetables. Refrigerate several hours or overnight.


Beans soaked in water microorganisms?

Although cooking on high heat can kill the bacteria(microorganism) in beans. However, beans can be soaked for 1 or 2 hours , throw the water and then cook further.


Why do beans change colors?

Beans change colors while cooking them because of heat. The pigments inside the beans keep changing colors that way. Hope I helped! =)


Do frozen beans grow?

No because it needs light and heat to grow


Do you have to cook bacon before you heat it with canned beans?

no you don't have to just cook the beans long enough for the meat to cook.


<h3>Black Beans Randelman</h3>?

Ingredients1 lb Black beans, soaked1 Bay leaf1 md Green bell pepper, cut intoquarters SOFRITO 2/3 c Olive oil4 Garlic cloves, chopped1 lg Onion, chopped1 md Green bell pepper, chopped3 ts Cumin2 tb Cider vinegar1 ts Chopped green chiliCook black beans with bay leaf & green pepper until they are very tender & starting to crack open about 2 hours. Add more water as necessary. SOFRITO: In a skillet, heat the oil, add garlic, onion, bell pepper & cook, stirring until the onion is translucent, 8 to 10 minutes. Add the rest of the ingredients & mix well. Add sofrito to the beans, mix well & cok over low heat, covered, until the beans crack open, 30 to 40 minutes. Season to taste & serve. Randelman & Schwartz, Memories of a Cuban Kitchen