How to Cook Dried Legumes

How to Cook Dried Legumes Quiz

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1. When soaking dried beans, make sure to cover them with:

2. Beans should be _______ during cooking.

3. Cooked beans can be stored in the refrigerator for up to:

4. The fastest method to soak beans is to cover the rinsed beans with cold water and bring to a boil for _________ minutes; then drain and immediately begin the cooking process.

5. To reduce gassiness commonly associated with beans, it’s best _______ soak beans prior to cooking.

6. Older beans dull with age.

7. The best way to determine if beans have finished cooking is to taste them as they cook.

8. When cooking beans, make sure to use the soaking liquid, as it contains many nutrients that have leached out.

9. Older beans will take longer to cook.

10. Dried peas and lentils must always be soaked.

11. Which beans were likely soaked prior to cooking?

12. When cooking beans, the amount of liquid to beans should be approximately:

13. Soaking beans helps to speed up the cooking time by about:

14. Dried beans should be soaked until they are plump.

15. Which pot contains the proper ratio of liquid to beans during cooking?

16. It is not necessary to rinse dried beans prior to soaking them.

17. The liquid used for soaking beans can be flavored with aromatics to infuse even more flavor into the beans.

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