Re: Anything I can do with 5 gallons of soy beans?

[Guest guest]

I've made miso following the instructions in " Wild Fermentations " and

it was a blast. fermented it for 4 months, opened up the crock in the

kitchen and it seriously smelled intensely like a pineapple orchard

through the whole house, it was incredible. I used a Tablespoon of

the the miso in my porridge and would let it sit overnight.

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-- In , Bradley <rachstuff@...>

wrote:

>

> Hello,

>

> I " inherited " a 5 gallon bucket (sealed and nitrogen-packed) of dried

> soybeans. Since soybeans are pretty much not fit for human consumption

> is there anything good I can do with them? Are there any animals that

> should eat these? (I certainly don't have a desire to make my own soy

> sauce. I heard that takes a few years...) Any ideas/advice or should I

> just throw them away?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Bradley

> Mommy of 3,

> Cedar Park Milkmaid &

> Story Time Felts Consultant

> www.wonderfelt.com

>

[Guest guest]

Make gasohol?!?

Tip, Jim

Bradley <rachstuff@...> wrote:

Hello,

I " inherited " a 5 gallon bucket (sealed and nitrogen-packed) of dried

soybeans. Since soybeans are pretty much not fit for human consumption

is there anything good I can do with them? Are there any animals that

should eat these? (I certainly don't have a desire to make my own soy

sauce. I heard that takes a few years...) Any ideas/advice or should I

just throw them away?

Thanks,

Bradley

Mommy of 3,

Cedar Park Milkmaid &

Story Time Felts Consultant

www.wonderfelt.com

Well done is better than well said..., Jim Igo

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[Guest guest]

I'd think I'd use them for compost or if you don't compost, give them to someone

who does.

Marcie

Re: Anything I can do with 5 gallons of soy beans?

Make gasohol?!?

Tip, Jim

Bradley <rachstuff@...> wrote:

Hello,

I " inherited " a 5 gallon bucket (sealed and nitrogen-packed) of dried

soybeans. Since soybeans are pretty much not fit for human consumption

is there anything good I can do with them? Are there any animals that

should eat these? (I certainly don't have a desire to make my own soy

sauce. I heard that takes a few years...) Any ideas/advice or should I

just throw them away?

Thanks,

Bradley

Mommy of 3,

Cedar Park Milkmaid &

Story Time Felts Consultant

www.wonderfelt.com

Well done is better than well said..., Jim Igo

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[Guest guest]

Marcie,

good point. much more practical than experimenting w/ gas-ohol fuel

aternatives.

Just, Jim

" Marcelle A. Kinney, Ph.D. " <drkinney@...> wrote:

I'd think I'd use them for compost or if you don't compost, give them

to someone who does.

Marcie

Re: Anything I can do with 5 gallons of soy beans?

Make gasohol?!?

Tip, Jim

Bradley <rachstuff@...> wrote:

Hello,

I " inherited " a 5 gallon bucket (sealed and nitrogen-packed) of dried

soybeans. Since soybeans are pretty much not fit for human consumption

is there anything good I can do with them? Are there any animals that

should eat these? (I certainly don't have a desire to make my own soy

sauce. I heard that takes a few years...) Any ideas/advice or should I

just throw them away?

Thanks,

Bradley

Mommy of 3,

Cedar Park Milkmaid &

Story Time Felts Consultant

www.wonderfelt.com

Well done is better than well said..., Jim Igo

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