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> For the advanced SCDer's:

> Was wondering what the process for the beans should be as far as

soaking & cooking? I would like to put some kind of pancakes back

into K's diet as she is in need of carbs as well & she enjoyed them

in the mornings. We are nut & egg-free. I saw the recipe for herb's

bean pancakes & would like to try them without the onion. I'm sure

you can put anything you want to in them anyway; fruits or veggies.

> Thanks, Jenn(Feb.5,07) & K(May 17,05)

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Jen,

You soak them for eight hours. Totally cover them with water, and add more as

needed. Then you drain and rinse thoroughly after the eight hours. Then bring

to a boil in fresh water, and either boil or simmer uncovered until cooked

through. I always simmer mine, and it takes longer, but I don't have to worry

about them burning. I'd start he with lentels if you can. See how that goes,

and then move to the beans.

Meleah

white navy beans...

For the advanced SCDer's:

Was wondering what the process for the beans should be as far as soaking &

cooking? I would like to put some kind of pancakes back into K's diet as she is

in need of carbs as well & she enjoyed them in the mornings. We are nut &

egg-free. I saw the recipe for herb's bean pancakes & would like to try them

without the onion. I'm sure you can put anything you want to in them anyway;

fruits or veggies.

Thanks, Jenn(Feb.5,07) & K(May 17,05)

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Not willing to use chicken. She doesn't like it anymore or has a new allergy to

it. The eggless pancake post I must have missed & can't find it. Does it tell

you what to do with your beans?

Jenn & K

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> For the advanced SCDer's:

> Was wondering what the process for the beans should be as far as

soaking & cooking? I would like to put some kind of pancakes back

into K's diet as she is in need of carbs as well & she enjoyed them

in the mornings. We are nut & egg-free. I saw the recipe for herb's

bean pancakes & would like to try them without the onion. I'm sure

you can put anything you want to in them anyway; fruits or veggies.

> Thanks, Jenn(Feb.5,07) & K(May 17,05)

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Thanks Meleah. We would love to get her to eat her pancakes again somehow. Jenn

& K

white navy beans...

For the advanced SCDer's:

Was wondering what the process for the beans should be as far as soaking &

cooking? I would like to put some kind of pancakes back into K's diet as she is

in need of carbs as well & she enjoyed them in the mornings. We are nut &

egg-free. I saw the recipe for herb's bean pancakes & would like to try them

without the onion. I'm sure you can put anything you want to in them anyway;

fruits or veggies.

Thanks, Jenn(Feb.5,07) & K(May 17,05)

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More specifically, red lentils (sometimes called " pink " lentils) are probably

easier to digest than the common gray-greenish ones. Actually, the red ones are

just de-hulled regular lentils.... but are much more digestible with the hulls

removed.

Patti

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I'd start he with lentels if you can. See how that goes, and then move to the

beans.

Meleah

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Jen,

I posted the bean instructions last night, but maybe it didn't come to you.

Soak them in water for 8 hours. Make sure that they are fully covered with

water. I usually add a bit of water throughout the day. After 8 hours, drain

and rinse in clean water. Then cover with fresh water in a pot. Bring to a

boil, and then simmer until cooked through. I'd start with lentels rather than

beans because they are easier to digest. As Patty pointed out, the pink or red

ones have been dehulled, so they're even easier than the greyish green ones...if

you can find them. The lentels are cook faster anyway.

Meleah

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> For the advanced SCDer's:

> Was wondering what the process for the beans should be as far as

soaking & cooking? I would like to put some kind of pancakes back

into K's diet as she is in need of carbs as well & she enjoyed them

in the mornings. We are nut & egg-free. I saw the recipe for herb's

bean pancakes & would like to try them without the onion. I'm sure

you can put anything you want to in them anyway; fruits or veggies.

> Thanks, Jenn(Feb.5,07) & K(May 17,05)

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Thanks. I just got your post from last night. It sounds like something I could

try with Kali now. Jenn & K

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Jen,

I posted the bean instructions last night, but maybe it didn't come to you.

Soak them in water for 8 hours. Make sure that they are fully covered with

water. I usually add a bit of water throughout the day. After 8 hours, drain and

rinse in clean water. Then cover with fresh water in a pot. Bring to a boil, and

then simmer until cooked through. I'd start with lentels rather than beans

because they are easier to digest. As Patty pointed out, the pink or red ones

have been dehulled, so they're even easier than the greyish green ones...if you

can find them. The lentels are cook faster anyway.

Meleah

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How come you don't just use the raw chicken with some pears for

pancakes? My son is egg free and it works very well

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> Thanks. I just got your post from last night. It sounds like

something I could try with Kali now. Jenn & K

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> Jen,

> I posted the bean instructions last night, but maybe it didn't

come to you. Soak them in water for 8 hours. Make sure that they are

fully covered with water. I usually add a bit of water throughout the

day. After 8 hours, drain and rinse in clean water. Then cover with

fresh water in a pot. Bring to a boil, and then simmer until cooked

through. I'd start with lentels rather than beans because they are

easier to digest. As Patty pointed out, the pink or red ones have

been dehulled, so they're even easier than the greyish green

ones...if you can find them. The lentels are cook faster anyway.

> Meleah

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I wonder if just pearsauce would work as well as some pink lentils mixed

together? It works when we cook the pumpkin/squash buttons. Jenn & K

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How come you don't just use the raw chicken with some pears for

pancakes? My son is egg free and it works very well

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