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> Was talking to my Mom today and she said that she'd heard/read recently

> something about fermenting beans - which would give them more

> nutrients.

> -----------------------------------------------

This sounds like something I just read in Sandor Katzs' book,

" Wild Fermentation " which I just bought through Barns & Nobles.

I am now fermenting (sprouting) wheat grains for the Rejuvelac

which he recommends. But instead of tossing the used grains

in the compost pit, I'm going to plant them in pots for my cat.

He has suddenly started chomping on my houseplants, some

of which are very nice. Not poison, but my favorites.

Pat in CA

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Was talking to my Mom today and she said that she'd heard/read recently

something about fermenting beans - which would give them more

nutrients. She thought it was with acidophilus, but couldn't

remember. She also never found out the amount of time and whether or

not it was at room temperature or in the fridge. Also not sure if this

was a pre-soak or after the beans were cooked.

Does any of this sound familiar to anyone? I told her I'd ask on a few

of my groups.

Thanks,

Rhonda

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Fermented beans are called tempeh. You can find out lots of tempeh recipe here:

http://www.tempeh.info/

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fourume2003 <mdrgnolan@...> wrote:

Was talking to my Mom today and she said that she'd heard/read

recently

something about fermenting beans - which would give them more

nutrients. She thought it was with acidophilus, but couldn't

remember. She also never found out the amount of time and whether or

not it was at room temperature or in the fridge. Also not sure if this

was a pre-soak or after the beans were cooked.

Does any of this sound familiar to anyone? I told her I'd ask on a few

of my groups.

Thanks,

Rhonda

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fourume2003 wrote:

> Was talking to my Mom today and she said that she'd heard/read recently

> something about fermenting beans - which would give them more

> nutrients. She thought it was with acidophilus, but couldn't

> remember. She also never found out the amount of time and whether or

> not it was at room temperature or in the fridge. Also not sure if this

> was a pre-soak or after the beans were cooked.

>

> Does any of this sound familiar to anyone? I told her I'd ask on a few

> of my groups.

>

> Thanks,

> Rhonda

There was a science blurb about that recently that I read, which

might be what she was talking about. Fermenting beans is

a long-established custom in some places (can you spell soy sauce?).

The article was mainly about reducing flatulence, but I'd imagine

you get more nurtrients from fermented beans too (and more

of the lectins are disabled).

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/04/060426080023.htm

-- Heidi

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Another type of fermented beans is natto [fermented soybeans].

http://www.gaia21.net/natto/making.htm

There are a few other kinds of fermented beans but their names escape

my mind at the moment.

Christa

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> Was talking to my Mom today and she said that she'd heard/read

recently

> something about fermenting beans - which would give them more

> nutrients.

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