How To Prepare DRY BEANS For PRESSURE Canning

[@jippygo]

Ha! You just taught a 72 yr old Gramma how to wash beans! Who knew! I've always just rinsed them in a colander. I'll never just rinse them again. Many thanks sharing your knowledge with us.

[@angiecrowell3901]

Same here mama, I’ve eaten lots of dirty beans, but now I know❤

[@grandmas5934]

In growing up I always heard people saying to soak the beans overnight, but I never knew it was to get the gas to come to the top. I always thought it was so you wouldn't have to cook them a long time. silly me. Thanks for the important information. Lots of people don't eat beans,because they say it make them have a lot of gas., now I know why. You're never to old to learn.

[@SuperSaltydog77]

A few years ago I read a cookbook that explained the musical fruit. Beans have a sugar in them that is not digestible in the stomach. When the beans reach the intestines that sugar is fermentable, and that fermenting creates the gas. But that sugar is water soluble, so soaking the beans gets the sugar out then you throw out the soaking water and continue to cook with fresh water. The cookbook is called "Good Food Book" by Jane Brody.

[@locdcannin3624]

@@SuperSaltydog77 Thank you for that tidbit❤️ Going to look for that book it may help me with other foods. I wasn’t big on beans either, but now preparing them in a more thorough manner....I put them beans on everything!😂😂😂❤️

[@apiecemaker1163]

My granny always put a tiny bit of her homegrown ginger in her big pot of beans. About the size of a black eyed pea. She swore it degassed them without changing the taste. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@stephanieaskew771]

@@apiecemaker1163 I never heard of using ginger but I'll try that now. My grandma told me to add 2tbsp baking soda to the beans when you soak them. Helps get the gas out. I also add 1tsp to the beans when I cook them.

[@usva3618]

Kiitos. Thank you. Tykkäsin videosta. I like you video. 😀

[@whommee]

I'm so glad to see someone on KZbin that finally shows folks the right way to pick and wash beans!!,Good video !!

[@denisewilliams6905]

You aren't kidding! I'd been eating canned beans because I didn't know what I was doing. Thank You!!!

[@salemdesigns65]

KZbin??? My grandmother, mother and myself ALWAYS prepped dry beans this way - pick out the rejects and rinse them.

[@Saoirse.n.Murphy]

Yes, great video! Wish I had watched two days ago before I canned black/red beans. Haha. I did wash them, but this is extensive and I will be doing this the next round! Thank you!

[@ceedee783]

Wow I will never look at bean prep the same way again.Thank you.🥴

[@waltercommander7251]

Yeah cause I never knew not like this I sure appreciate it ❤❤❤

[@inthegarden1917]

Thanks for showing your process of canning beans. I wash my beans but after this video I will WASH my beans. Lol.

[@suetaylor352]

I always rinse my beans but had never scrubbed them the way you do. I’m amazed at how dirty they were. I will be using your method from now on. I love your videos I learn something of value each time I watch one. Thank you for all your knowledge you share with all of us.

[@KYM-12]

“If you don’t want to soak your beans you don’t have to.” That stare was priceless! 😂😂😂 I’m taking all your advice. ❤️

[@HOMESTEADHEART]

😄😄😄

[@Bella-oc1lz]

I saw that look and was like, yep, I hear you!!

[@KYM-12]

Christy Elliott Lololol!

[@teresasjackson2233]

Gave us that look like Momma

[@warningeagle8558]

Excuse Me it helps with keeping ones from having gas

[@bonitawauls6274]

I had been depressed with this Covid Captivity til I found HOMESTEAD HEART, MR, AND MRS!

[@sharoncarrigan9539]

Thankful for your teaching. I grew up in a home that was mostly process foods. So I don't have anyone to learn from at home on how to cook fresh. I love fresh foods. I am thankful for your teachings. Thank you.

[@SylvieLaflamme]

I was unable to sleep,so I go to youtube and your video was available. God never make mistake. Now I will sleep very well because I have learn someting very important because of you. Thank you so much. God bless you for your so wonderful channel.I love you very much.(and i love to see you be a little upset when your dog bark. It is so funny.)

[@spiritfilled2558]

You're a God sent! Been wanting to learn to can all my life! Parents from the South, but worked. I'm retired and have been gardening past 5 years. Gave all my veggies away that I didn't use for family, because I didn't know how to can. That's over!! I'm stocking up on all sizes of jars getting ready for Harvest!! Thank God for YOU!!

[@pamelamoore3184]

Wow!!!! I never knew to wash beans like that!!! What a lesson learned!! You are such a great teacher!!! And, oh my.....I never knew the importance of soaking them, or about that foam!! I'm really impressed with you!!! So glad that I found you!! Thank you!!!!

[@sandrahubard251]

I appreciate you showing people how necessary it is to wash and soak your beans before canning. I have seen people doing a no soak method. Those people scare me! I don't trust their canning methods.

[@hellomyfriends9740]

And sorting through thw beans to find the bad ones.

[@janedavis81]

My mother in law taught me to put a pinch of baking soda in my beans she said it would take the gas out. It actually works. She was in her late 80'sat the time. I did have time to soak my beans sometime and I did her method . It had the same result including the foam. I Love the way you teach canning . Makes it look like it is a lot more easier than some others say. Some make it look so intimidating. Thank you so much. I appreciate so much all your hard work that you share with us GIRL YOU ROCK!!!

[@tornbyhall6009]

You are really blessing us with these canning tutorials

[@honeybadgerisme]

Seriously--YES!

[@FloridaGirl-]

Absolutely!

[@BrendaBodwin]

Ive never canned my beans. Just dry stored them with bay leaves. I may try this. Your eyes are better than mine. I have to put a handful at a time, in a black, flat bottom bowl, and pick the beans like that, so that I can see the damage. I wouldnt be able to see anything with as many beans as you have in that pot. But, I put on some music, sit at the table, and do them 1 handful at a time. In no time, I have a big pot ready to go. Thank you for this. I think I'll can some this year. Would be nice to have cooked beans ready for a quick meal. 😁👍❤

[@jillclark1744]

I take all the bad dry beans and save until I have quite a few. I cook them and feed them to the chickens. The chickens love them but I won't give them to them until they are cooked. I try not to throw anything out. Love your video's, I have learned to can things I never knew you could can(like milk, wow is that good). Thank you for sharing all the information and recipes. I really appreciate it.

[@coffeecupcraftswithkelly2826]

…”you don’t have to soak ‘em if you don’t want to….😒” lol!

[@nancyritland9116]

you can check this out on u tube videos.....that is where i learned it this is how i learned how to do it : soak the beans overnite next day, rinse and drain and then put the rinsed beans in a cold oven overnight next morning rinse and drain the beans and check to see.....they will be sprouting! put the rinsed and drained beans back in the cold oven overnight the next morning they will all have nice little tails!!!!!!!! now they are ready to cook! When you sprout the beans first, the nutrition is increased EXPONENTIALLY! i used to have a hard time digesting beans, but after i learned to fully sprout them first, i have NO PROBLEM digesting them

[@elizabethjansen2684]

Good point

[@wandawilliams3110]

FAM.. You're awesome!! Sis. I promise you, this is why they say not to eat dry beans.. You washed them the old-fashioned way.. And you let them soak 24 hours. Instead of overnight. I've seen people do that too. From the bag to the jar, yuck. I'm so glad you're sharing this.. As always, Much Respect. Peace always.

[@onedayiwl]

lol Im running Pastor crazy watching these video...Im so ready and making him be a part. He like girl, sweetheart plz let me just buy the items needed. Nope hubby, sons, daughters and all we going learn today!

[@missygrando1965]

Whew I remember my dad bringing laundry baskets of fresh beans home for me to shell and pick. My favorite is speckled butter beans.

[@hummingbirdwest6869]

The way to pick the bad beans out and easily is seating on your dining table. You put the amount of beans you will be cleaning on a bowl on the table. Then, you seat down, put an empty container - like another bowl - on your lap. Next, put some couple of handful of beans on the table ,spreading them out flat on the table. This way it's easy to see the bad beans. Then, you pick the bad beans out and put them to the side. And last, with your hands, you draw together towards you the good beans and slide them in to your empty lap bowl. Hopefully, I made my self easy to understand.

[@sadiemeazell7388]

Theirs was how my grandmother sorted her beans

[@marymosley1786]

That's exactly how I've done it for years

[@elenaphipps8255]

Thank you, I have researched canning Pinto Beans. You gave the best tutorial how to prepare beans.

[@WARREN_9000]

You are rinsing off all the lectins (the "gas") and you are making them much more digestible by soaking and rinsing so many times. Makes the vitamins and minerals so much more digestable!!

[@kathysmith4060]

Well, I just found you tonight and I’m very thankful for it!! This was the 1st video of yours that I've watched... LOL, had to backtrack your other videos to find this one again to leave a post!! I've canned for years but have never canned beans. Because of digestive issues, I've not even been able to eat beans since 2018. What I truly appreciate about your prep video is how you take the time to remove the excess gas from the beans. I've seen many others canning beans but have never seen anyone do this before. Oh Honey, this 66-year-old gal wants to hug you!!! You may have given me my beans back!! As a child, I always asked for beans & cornbread for my birthday dinner!! I was the gal who would drive out of my way to go to Popeye's, not for their chicken... I'm sure their chicken is great but I've never tried it... it didn't exist for me ;) Oh, but their Beans & Rice certainly did... even got my daughter addicted to them!! I'm hopeful that beans can occasionally, be on my menu again, I really miss them!! Thank you for teaching me!! I am definitely not too old to learn!! BTW, I have at least 80 lbs. (maybe more) of beans that I need to can up. And yes, I’m a subscriber now!! ~Kathy 😉🥰

[@sariche1]

Mom used to put the beans in water after cleaning them of tiny rocks, bad beans etc my mom used to cover the beans in water and any bad ones that she missed would float to the top. She would pick them out and then wash the beans just like you did and leave them overnight. I can taste them now, delicious. I'm 68, thank for the memories. All my love, God bless you.

[@sharoncarrigan9539]

Do you leave beans on counter or put them in fridge when soaking?

[@KarenRolling]

​@@sharoncarrigan9539I leave my beans soaking on the counter because I tried soaking them in the fridge once and it didn't work as well in degassing the beans in the water on the counter. I had two pots of beans that I was soaking at the same time for the same amount of time. Cooked them the same way also. Only difference was being soaking in the cold refrigerator vs on the counter. The ones soaked on the counter had less gas in it than the beans soaked in the refrigerator

[@rbarnes4293]

Sis! You have so much personality! I just love it! And when you put the lid on the pot and turned it upside down to drain, I was like see that's why I love her! ...I do that too! LOL! I knew a lil' something about washing and soaking beans...but there's always something more to learn and I definitely did. I love your knowledge... and I have so much respect for you and your hygienic practices...even on down to you sneezing in your shirt...I might be weird for noticing that! 😂 But little things like that speak to your consideration. And the soak your beans before canning stare...I know that's right!!!🤣 I'm glad I subscribed and feel like I've been missing out! I can't wait to learn about canning the beans tomorrow! And anything else you choose to teach us. Thank you for sharing your gifts! Stay blessed Homestead Heart! Peace and God's blessings to you and your family!

[@HOMESTEADHEART]

Thank you so much I really appreciate your kindness.

[@gaylegolenbiewski1087]

@@HOMESTEADHEART thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@dixsigns1717]

Phytic acid, you are so right. Beans, nuts, seeds - they all have it and need to be soaked.

[@jessrouse8475]

I'm 36 years old just started canning 2 years ago I didn't know this ...thank you so much

[@sleepy580]

I bought a canner 6 years or so ago. Never used it. Almost put it in Craigslist last summer! Well, I’m watching these videos. I’m growing veggies. I’ll be using that canner this year. I never thought to can dry beans. I just seem to leave them in the bag forever... Now I see this is a better way!

[@danniemcdonald4903]

Same here. I've had mine so long, the company (Kirby and Allen) no longer exists! Whenever I need new parts, I'll have to buy a new canner ;-( I'll use it for as long as it lasts! I'll learn as much as I can.

[@locdcannin3624]

How can you watch this video and NOT soak them beans??🤔 Them gassy stinky beans!🤣😂🤣Oh and remembering that facial expression nails it for me!!😂❤️🤗 Thank you Mrs HH❤️

[@leadfarmer73]

I’m listening lady Heart ❤️ taking notes 😉

[@florencekirk9021]

I'm listening also. Thank you for teaching us how to do all this.

[@HOMESTEADHEART]

Awesome Sauce. I enjoyed your 30 Minute Live🤣🤣🤣

[@thasfun]

I soak my beans overnight and then give then give them a good rinse the next day. I have NEVER washed my beans before hand but it makes sense after watching you. I am thoroughly enjoying this channel 😊

[@ivykeawe9669]

I’ve never seen anyone clean and teach your prepping beans process. I’m grateful for your insights. Valuable information as I embark on canning dry beans. Mahalo!

[@cbass2755]

Wow, your good. I pour a cup or two on a cookie sheet and repackage in quart size bags marked what type of beans they are. I’m new, so I just put on my video’s…like you..and listen or music and pick thru. When I grow up, I can trust myself to do it that way…Lol…

[@yrangelsunshine]

You are a blessing. I haven't caned anything in about 35 years. And have forgotten most everything about it. I've watched pretty much all you canning videos. You can the same way my grand mother taught me. The right way to do everything. It's a joy to watch you. And can tell you Love doing it as much as my grandmother did. You put your whole heart into it. I will keep watching them. And sharing them with my family members. Ty so much.

[@kimberlykelly7696]

You are amazing! I love how you pay attention to detail!!! You must be a Virgo! I am too! 😉

[@sandyrockstead7173]

Lol, I was not going to soak my beans until you gave me thst look!! Love ya lol

[@tamarabrown9364]

😂🤣 That look was everything! It makes you get it right.

[@laydi533]

That look said it all “Girl, you better soak them darn beans”.

[@joycestout7689]

Had to tell you I went to a Target and I bought 9 cases girl JARS THEY HAVE TONS!! Thank you

[@sewingqueen5409]

I clean mines in a WHITE SHALLOW container because it enables me to SEE all the dirt or bad ones. Just an idea to make the cleaning easier and FASTER. I'm from Puerto Rico we eat beans!😆😅 Yes your family is worth it. So much dirt in it . I love clean beans.😊 Laundry detergent! 😁😂I absolutely love your sence of humor.

[@homesteaderchick2473]

Oh wow. I didn't know it was gas. You are full of wisdom. I look forward to all your knowledge. Those beans are gonna taste so much better i bet.

[@tinatippin5705]

Well, I can't thank you enough for teaching me this. And that look! Haha, you bet I will be washing and soaking my beans, even if I'm not canning them. You are priceless. Thank you.

[@shirleyvinson3894]

I hope that you post everything you can think of about growing, canning, cooking and anything you think we need to know. I know a lot of these things but I like listening and learning from others in case I don't know what other things I need to know. I even learn sometime from the comments. There is a lot of knowledge out there and I love variety. You my friend are one of the best.

[@trumplady4933]

Thank you for showing step by step👍 I've enjoyed cooking with you 👍👍 God bless 🙏

[@nellyruiz7512]

You are my favorite person....ever! AND I wish you were my BFF

[@deballen6241]

I have run into several people that didn't sort or wash their beans. Made me scan my memory did I eat at their house? No. TYJ. I've found nasty big mud balls. Made me mad a big dirt ball weighs and cost me in beans. Love your videos and wisdom.

[@elizabethwelner5550]

I was once given the advice that when I buy beans from the grocery store in cans off the shelf that I should always rinse them well and to also soak them for at least an hour or two before using them because it will help get rid of any gas that may not have been released during the manufacturing/processing of the product. Sometimes I get foam. It was good advice.

[@riversideacres8853]

Wow, like every one else, I was doing it all wrong. I too thought soaking to cut cooking time. My cooking and canning beans will change. I always washed and picked the beans, but not to the extent you did. This was one of the most informative videos I have every watched. A true eye opener. Keep them coming.

[@dianneiverglynne]

Wow!! I have canned my black beans basically dry. I sort then rinse them good (so I thought until I watched you). You are such a great teacher and example! I am converted after watching you prepare your beans so diligently, thoroughly and lovingly for your family! After seeing the truth and receiving your earnest base in my direction...I shall never abuse this process again! You are a previous child of God! Thank you!

[@thecommunityofpeace6905]

I LOVE your channel and I pray that God continues to bless you, Mr H., and your whole family in 2023!

[@bl7313]

Hi, I’m brand new here prepper princess recommended your channel n I’m like Wow I been cooking my beans wrong all my life! The GAS lol. Hugs from Texas

[@JenniferSmith-ns4qs]

I love learning from you!! The way you teach makes it so easy and you're so thorough that I rarely have questions. And I love to see you and Mr. H enjoying each other...very refreshing! God bless you and your homestead.

[@gloriahussar8681]

Mrs H, i so appreciate all the knowledge you so graciously share with us. I have learned alot from watching your videos. Thank you!

[@debbienash4170]

You sort and wash beans the way my mama and grandma taught me. I was also taught to soak my beans. Nothing better than pinto beans, a little chow chow on the side and cornbread.

[@tabithabrown7911]

I have done your method a few times now and my pinto beans are perfect. We have used all but 3 or 4 so I am getting some ready for tomorrows canning. Thank you so much. ❤

[@MissChemisse]

Yes, the gas stinks!🥴 Let me tell you, I tried that no soak method that people use and once I took them from the canner and got home from work, my house smelled like a gas leak. I was literally running through the house checking the range and dryer trying to figure out where the gas smell was coming from. I sorry to be long winded.🤦‍♀️ Needless to say, my mom laughed at me when I told her the "the gas leak was from the beans" 😲😲🤣🤣🤣 Let's just say, I'll stick with my normal method of soaking my beans overnight. There's a reason for the process!

[@jeremiah-hr7ik]

I bought a 50 pound bag of pinto and I did them this way, thanks for the info be blessed, glad mr H is healing properly blessings

[@hefbaecht1058]

I've literally watched almost every one of your canning videos now. Started yesterday morning lol. I want to thank you so much for all of your detailed videos and helping so many people learn the process of how to can. Your a joy to watch and learn from!

[@dbabbit5286]

All the years I've eaten beans, and I never knew you were supposed to wash beans like that! My mama and grandma never showed me. We always just let them soak overnight, and then rinsed them off. I'm 59, and just learned something new!

[@joannsomers8178]

I love the way that you clean and process your beans. I see some people that want to can dry beans with water in the jar. No way would I want to eat those beans. I do appreciate the programs that you do. Love and Blessings , Jo Ann from Mississippi.

[@livergen]

Every time I watch you Mrs.Heart , I just love you , you have such a good & sweet heart , plus you make me laugh. You make me think of my mom & grandma , (( say it like it is )) ... God Bless you & Mr Heart , you-all stay safe & be blessed ,, Thank You for all that you do ....Danny

[@leslieannwilliams8264]

I wash and soak all my beans. Thanks for showing this stuff because alot of people simply don't know !

[@auntdello5286]

Thank you so much for taking the time to show us how to properly prepare our dried beans. Fun Science Fact: Washing well, and draining off presoak water from beans removes the natural preservative (carbohydrate) layer. That "gas" is actually oligosacharide.

[@bronzekat]

You impart so much wisdom on needful things that should have been passed down to us. But, other things got more priority over. Again I thank you Ms. Homestead Heart.

[@elizabethpatrick5097]

Thank you I will do your method, I knew to pick, but to wash my beans woe, and the foam yuck, I thank you so much.

[@judithfleser3703]

I really enjoy canning and this was a great tutorials on how to properly canned beans. I never knew they needed to be washed quite so much, but you definitely demonstrated how filthy they can be! Yuck I wonder how much dirt I eaten in my life

[@kimwomble9719]

Never knew about canning dried beans before! Thank you!!

[@QueenGail]

I was aghast when I saw the water from your first wash 😮 Blessings 💜💜

[@platonicpossum]

Oooh. I have always picked and soaked my beans but I have never washed them. I will be from now on. 😝😝😝

[@jodyporter6086]

I love to watch your videos. I learn so much but I also watch them again when I am getting ready to can the item. Thank you for your good natured instructions. Regards from Colorado.

[@paulineparker3662]

I just found your channel, and at 75 I am learning from you. I think I may try to can a few things. Thank you

[@YT4Me57]

I enjoy watching your videos. They are very informative. When I was growing up, my aunt and uncle grew and canned their own food. This brings back memories of delicious autumn and winter meals.

[@marionnuman2805]

Thank

[@ro066]

😯😯😯😯never thought nor was taught to wash beans that way....grateful!

[@ro066]

I have TRULY enjoyed you sharing this bean prep video! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@yvonneray3274]

So happy you soak and check your beans like I have always done.. My mom taught me well, You are Great

[@cheyennestorey7591]

Thank you for going through every detail of preparing beans. I haven't found any other video that is so in depth, and for a newbie like me, this is important. Bright Blessings.

[@feliciahamm3976]

Thank you Homestead Heart! Pressure canned pintos for the first time yesterday. It was an experience. I was sooooooo nervous but my beans are beautiful. I did have some siphoning of the liquid but they sealed fine!! I am motivated to become an expert like you so will continue through your playlist for more canning ideas. Struggled to find jars here in the scorching hot OC (hell), but I can sew so bartered with cute masks! Keep up the good work! Peace and Blessings to you and your lovely family!

[@Julie-yh1sq]

Mrs H. Thank you for the video on how to prep beans for canning..You are truly amazing ! J

[@jeanlatham391]

You amaze me. I thought I knew some stuff until I started watching your videos. Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge with us!

[@gailmills7520]

I haven't soaked my beans for many years if they are unseasoned. If I want to add meat or onions, bell pepper, etc., I do soak them first. However, the unsoaked beans are rinsed well as soon as I open a jar and then I proceed to prepare them. The first time I ate unrinsed beans I experienced discomfort but not with rinsed beans. I discovered this method in a booklet, "Of These Ye May Freely Eat", by JoAnn Rachor.

[@sherillstueve4639]

I respect your canning methods. Your a great teacher. Thank you 😉

[@homesteaderchick2473]

Excited i got my beans in the garden. I need to hurry and buy me a pressure canner. Cause everybody buying them up.

[@mzwisdom7504]

I'm ready to buy one also. My challenge is which 1. The All American is almost $300.00

[@homesteaderchick2473]

@Davida Braxton oh wow. Thats crazy. I can believe it. Everything is slow right now.

[@homesteaderchick2473]

@@mzwisdom7504 yeah I'm trying to see which one works best with electric stove. I better hurry up though.

[@cherialwayslearning4646]

I found the smaller pressure canners are Ace Hardware (online). I got lucky and ordered my Presto 23 qt canner through Amazon and it arrives this weekend.

[@MaryLNash]

True, I have been looking at the stores and online here in Arkansas, and all I am getting is, out of stock up to 2 month wait,.if ordered. I want an All American Canner or the Presto Pressure Canner that Mrs Homestead Heart is using...I am looking forward to Canning beans, corn, potatoes, etc....with you Mrs Homestead Heart...Thank you for all your videos help use to can correctly and taking care of a Homestead...You are an inspiration!!!!

[@lrfox49]

I'm 72 and my mom never did what you did that is amazing!

[@DebCnbfre]

Yes, soaking and rinsing a must. Even when quick cooking I simmer my beans in water on low burning getting as much of the acid and undigestable sugars off the beans. Upnto 4 times. Then rinse. That nasty foam rises to the top. Your digestive system cannot digest that stuff and it causes gas in the body because it upsets out body. Thanks Mrs H. . 🙂

[@comva5230]

Used to help my mom can. But now as a 61 year old you have got me into pressure canning pork and chicken sense last November think I have done around 120 gt

[@barbarafrancis533]

I love how careful you are.

[@GardeningwithLadyCheryl]

Great instructions Thanks for sharing. I will be tuning in tomorrow! ;-]

[@HOMESTEADHEART]

Thanks Ms. C🤗🤗🤗

[@joycerisner7618]

I love watching your videos. Thanks

[@Chellees]

This is The Best bean canning video!! Thank you!!❤️😊

[@anngorbitz2076]

thank you so much ,I try to remember what my grandma did

[@KLHCAKES]

Thanks for the information 😆. Now I know why this was done!!!

[@shannontucson8381]

Omg who knew. My mother-in-law showed me how to clean beans and cook them but never to wash them like this and soak them but ( I will be doing it this way now ) they are dirty. Thank you

[@lc5346]

I’m so thankful Mrs. H that I found your channel. I’m learning so much!! Thank you so much 🙏

[@blackkatt2301]

Diamond in the ruff. You are amazing.

[@joycestout7689]

I absolutely love ya! You are so amazing and I learn so much from you. Wish I lived next DOOR!! Joyce from Arkansas

[@sherrikarlstedt6442]

Thank you for showing how to do this. Many people just assume that we all know.

[@deloresdunbar1464]

One tip. Spread your beans out on a lg cookie sheet. Makes it easier to find bad beans.

[@elizabethbordeaux2741]

This is a great lesson - washing the beans. I never knew. I have rinsed them in the past, but never washed them like this. Makes perfect sense! My new way to do it! Thank you so much.

[@lisareaume3857]

SOAKIN' YUR BEANS KEEPS YUR LOVED ONES FROM HAVIN' GASSY GAS******************* LOVE THIS CHANNEL A LOT!********

[@ceedee783]

I will never look at bean prep the same way. Ever Again. Thanks

[@VIRTUOUSWOMAN73]

Your channel is a diamond in the ruff this was very informative. What’s the shelf life once canned?