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Using Dried Garbanzo Beans?

How can I use dried garbanzo beans in these recipes? Mine seems to stay hard no matter how long I cook them. Thank you.

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April 28, 20120 found this helpful
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Try soaking them in warm water for about three hours before you cook them. I tried this for some chili I often cook in the winter.

 
April 27, 20120 found this helpful

I use a baking method for my chick peas. And it is a huge hit, and everytime I make it-people go crazy about it. I dry the beans, put them on a pan with olive oil, bake for about 45 minutes, take them out, add salt and whatever seasoning you want.

 

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August 8, 20170 found this helpful

Hi, a question regarding your post. At what temp do you bake them? Also, after you bake them, then add the seasoning, how and what do you serve them with? Thanks!!!

 
April 30, 20120 found this helpful

When this happens to me...I blend them into hummus. Another thing I do that helps to soften beans is soak them over night and then put them, with the soaking water, in the freezer.

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I use a plastic container for this. Let them freeze hard...then thaw and put fresh water on them and cook. Hope this helps.

 

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