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Old 04-07-2013, 02:55 AM posted to aus.gardens
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On Wed, 3 Jul 2013 11:19:14 +1000, "Farm1"
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"F Murtz" wrote in message

Whatever do you do with broad beans? have you got an animal that likes
them? They taste nasty.


Young, fresh broad beans are delicous. You've probably only ever eaten
old,
big ones before if you think they taste nasty.


I forgot to mention that, yeah the young broad beans are lovely... I
sometimes pick them straight off the plant and eat them. The only
downside for me is 'peeling' them, the younger they are the less
necessary that becomes. They make nice dips, or mashed with some
garlic, mint, lemon juice... yum.


I don't mind peeling them just as I no longer mind weeding. When I was
young and more impetuous than I am now, I used to hate both those jobs. Now
I like the excuse to slow down and sit with a cuppa on the back verandah in
the sun. Slow food, and all that jazz....

AND in my next life I am going to come back as a broad bean. I like the
idea of being cosseted in a furry silver lined pod.


 
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