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Soya Beans & Lima Beans Curry (Butter Beans Kuzhambu) - South Indian Style
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Beans!! I love beans <3
These expired a couple of months ago, and I always felt funny about beans having an expiration date.
I looked it up, and apparently its no biggie. I hope they're delicious! I might make flautas :)
Update: They are DELICIOUS!
This is my second entry for the group" Macro Mondays"and the theme was "I fooled you!"Hope you enjoy!
Mr. Bean came on the scene in the 1990s and quickly became a world wide phenomenon, his popularity due to the reliance on visual slapstick.
There are those that like or hate the character portrayed by British comic Rowan Atkinson. In my case, I don't mind him at all, but I much prefer Atkinson's other series Blackadder, which I consider one of the best comic series ever, and The Thin Blue Line. I also loved the Johnny English movies, Atkinson's take on a bumbling James Bond wannabe spy.
We're Here looks at Beans today, in this case Mr. Bean.
We landed in Chicago at 4:30 am. Already running late for this shot. Grabbed the rental car and headed from O'Hare to Millennium Park. Couldn't figure out parking, so Roger dropped me off so I could at least get the Cloud Gate with no people. As soon as I walked another 30 feet, there was another photographer, finishing the huge city view. Since he was shooting the underside of the bean, I got a few of the shots I wanted, complete with this other guy in the middle. Am going to try and remove him...damn!!
Will be catching up with everyone as soon as I can.
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We were going to have baked beans; instead we will have a freshly cleaned oven.
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In the foreground, pinto beans (Phaseolus vulgaris). In the background, coffee (Coffea arabica). Beans for every taste.
taken in Armenia, Colombia. Beans are ready to harvest when they turn red, usually in March and September. I love Colombian coffee because they're low in acidity and it has a lovely aroma. No sugar nor milk needed ;)
Inspired by my friend Di Northey who has one of the best eyes for a good picture in all sorts of places I wouldn't look! www.flickr.com/photos/dimarg/ - These are bean flowers -am amazed I would find so much detail in my vegie patch!
Explore Jan 15 # 359
I make this dip a lot since it's so darn expensive to buy already made up at the store.
1 can of refried beans: Spread it out on a plate.
I then used Fage 0% non fat yogurt. You could use sour cream or a combination of sour cream and creamed cheese mixed together into a spread. Spread your mixture over the top of the refried beans.
Put enough Shredded Sharp Cheddar Cheese on top of the yogurt or sour cream mixture. I also sprinkled some feta cheese along with it simply because I had some.
Diced green onions (scallions) or onions, some diced green or various colored peppers, roma tomato, and a small can of some sliced black olives for the topping.
Make ahead, as it tastes even better left to set for several hours or over night in the fridge!
I saw some bean bags at Party City to use with party games - they were $10 for 4 bean bags!! So I bought a bag of dried beans for $1.16, used scraps of fabric I had on hand, and viola! I think they'll be perfect for games on lazy summer games outside, and great for the cold winter months when the boys need a new indoor activity.
I couldn't figure out how to store them, and ended up making a draw string bag to keep them in. So, far I'm having more fun than the boys :)
The often photographed and recently painted Bile Beans advert in York. Taken using my Chinon CE-5 with a Pentax 50mm f1.7 lens on Kentmere 400 film developed in 510 Pyro.
Free Beans. © Copyright 2022 G Dan Mitchell.
A very worn, largely illegible, and graffiti-covere sign on a Manhattan business.
We don’t know if they are good beans, but at least they are free, or so we are led to believe. This window, made opaque, was under scaffolding that covered a sidewalk next to the building in Manhattan. Such scaffolding seems ubiquitous to me. I can’t vouch for this, but I was told by someone who should know about such things that the scaffolding contractors like to leave the stuff up since it is less expensive than moving it and warehousing it!
This kind of forgotten urban detritus fascinates me. At some point in the past, someone must have put some thought into the signage, determining which colors to use, what size fonts to use for different text, and aligning those yellow lines that divide it into sections. But neglect, weather, and graffiti have done their work, and today it is hard to even figure out what the sign is about.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
Millenium Park Chicago, IL July 14th 2016. Agfa CT precisa 100 slide film, Canon EOS 1N. © Joe Geronimo.
Woman harvesting fava beans (variety: Threefold white selection Listra) in an organic vegetable garden.
Dries red beans ready for use in your favorite recipe. I used these beans to make Buster Holmes World Famous Red Beans and Rice. Read our review of this cookbook.