Store all dry goods in glass jars. Makes a huge difference. Leaving in plastic leaches yucky stuff in it. Good to know Mr Tom on grinding them go sure 😇
HA! Being in the kitchen is my FAVORITE PLACE to be, besides sitting in front of my computer... LOL LOVE your FUN videos!! Lentils are my very favorite!!!! YUM YUM!
AWWWW Shucks a Cliff Hanger video!!!!! Bean Flour Donuts or Bean Flour Crepes??? See you tomorrow Mr. Tom for Part Two. Keep the videos coming :) God Bless you.
I went to my daughter's yesterday and she had soaked some navy beans for a few hours, threw them into chili and wondered why they didn't get soft!!! I told her how to properly handle dry beans but she said that was too much work and she'd buy them cooked in cans! Im alone too, husband passed five years ago, so i cook for one too. Cant wait for another video. God bless, have a wonderful day here from North central WI.
I've got to stop watching your videos! You keep giving me ideas and my to do list is too long already! Plus your ideas are original and creative! Thanks again!
I cook three or four meals at a time, then can or freeze. I am alone too. Always have a meal ready. Some people want instant everything. Thank you pleasant voice to listen too. Just found your channel ❤️
The red lentils, which look orange. When they are old the middle eastern people blend them a little before cooking them and they become soft when cooked. They use them in soup.
Thinking a mini loaf of everything bread with sunflower and pumpkin seeds?? What can one do with a cup of flour? Looking forward to finding out exactly what delicious treat you manage to create.
I have enjoyed watching you find a new use for old beans thanks for sharing this; look forward to seeing what you do with the bean flour, Perhaps a tortilla is a good use for the flour .
Very cool !!! Ok I need to know what you are making. I got a cupboard full of dry beans peas and lentils. But then again my mother was born in 1929. I can make a great soup, chili, refried beans. But I’ve never made flour.
I did this with chickpea flour. Made pancakes with it. I need a grain mill though. My food processor is a cuisinart as well. A workhorse for sure but you are correct. Gets very hot. So I will look into a grain mill.
Always enjoy your videos. I cooked some red beans from 2010 in my quickpot the other day on pressure cook setting and they turned out surprisingly well. Have another pack I’m gonna run in my Victorio grain mill and mix half and half with flour for the bread machine.
QUESTION: If there was a chance that the power were to be down for awhile & I ground up the beans now (while I still have power) how long would this "flour" stay fresh, without going rancid tasting? Thanks for sharing
Hello Mr. Tom, I hope you are doing well tonight 9/29/2020 a year later, but I am excited to see what you make, I have a feeling it will be one or two nice loaves of crusty well seasoned bread as you love your seasoning just like I do. Going now to watch what you will prepare, and how you do it. I always new you could grind corn for grits and cornmeal and wheat for flour but never knew about beans...learning something new for me at a tender young senior age, oh well, never to young or old to learn. ♥Always be Blessed♥
Hmm.....maybe ya gave us a hint when you said 'whole grain brean', so that's it! lol.....and if I'm wrong, well, then I'll be a Monkey's uncle! Lookin' forward tomorrow's upload Mr. Tom! :)
I'd like to see a bread or crackers. This is a very good series. I've been thinking about rotating half my beans out for some newer ones. I'm fighting with myself. One side says be frugal the other side says to replace some for fresh AND use them more often and do better repackaging them.
Does it make a difference if you use them old or fresh cuz I know this is going to give you a lots of fiber which is good for you great idea dude love it kids won't even no there getting fiber lol
No it does not make any difference in making bread. This video was made to just show how you could use very old dry beans that will not soften anymore. Bean bread as you say is very high in fiber and in protein. Thanks for watching, take care and God Bless.
To add to the list of similarities between us, we even have the same dish towels. I'f you tell me you hang your wash out too, I'm going to suspect that one of us is a clone of the other. 🤣 Are we going to make bread next? Thanks, Mr. Tom. Blessings.
I have never even bought & or eaten Lentils. Are they considered a bean? Are you supposed to cook them like you would a big pot of northern or pinto beans or are they just used for soups?
Yes they are a bean and in the Legume family just like pintos. You can use them to make a pot of beans, or in soups too. The thing to know about lentils is because they are so small they cook rapidly, in far less time than other beans. If you never have cooked them, it's best to check them often, so you will know when they are cooked up and ready to eat. Thanks for watching, take care and God Bless.
@@DeepSouthBama56 mr. I'm just curious. How many different types of beans have you ground in the past I have quite a few very old beans here left from my mom way before she passed, she was a really good cook she loved teaching people how to cook she loved making homemade chili.
God bless you abundantly
Never knew..thanks for sharing this Tom!
Roll that beautiful bean footage mr.tom
dash riprock that’s funny!😂
Store all dry goods in glass jars. Makes a huge difference. Leaving in plastic leaches yucky stuff in it. Good to know Mr Tom on grinding them go sure 😇
HA! Being in the kitchen is my FAVORITE PLACE to be, besides sitting in front of my computer... LOL LOVE your FUN videos!! Lentils are my very favorite!!!! YUM YUM!
I love your videos, down to earth remind me of my brother thank you for all of your work God. Bless you and your family
I'm enjoying this prepper series. Looking forward to seeing what you'll be making from the lentils tomorrow. Have a good night.
Didn't know I could do this!
This is very useful to know! Subscribed!
So happy to have you here with all of us. Thank You.
Definitely waiting for tomorrow's video, or should I say today's.
You can make instant refried beans by cooking the beans and dehydrating them .Then run them thru a grain mill!
AWWWW Shucks a Cliff Hanger video!!!!! Bean Flour Donuts or Bean Flour Crepes??? See you tomorrow Mr. Tom for Part Two. Keep the videos coming :) God Bless you.
Flathead, tortillas, muffins, cookies, looking forward to finding out. I sure miss Alabama cooking, I used to live in saraland.
I went to my daughter's yesterday and she had soaked some navy beans for a few hours, threw them into chili and wondered why they didn't get soft!!! I told her how to properly handle dry beans but she said that was too much work and she'd buy them cooked in cans! Im alone too, husband passed five years ago, so i cook for one too. Cant wait for another video. God bless, have a wonderful day here from North central WI.
I've got to stop watching your videos! You keep giving me ideas and my to do list is too long already! Plus your ideas are original and creative! Thanks again!
Thanks Mr Tom looking forward for part two! 👍👍
Thank you for helping.
You can also use them for sprouts and you can also use them to grow more the girl more plants
I cook three or four meals at a time, then can or freeze. I am alone too. Always have a meal ready. Some people want instant everything.
Thank you pleasant voice to listen too. Just found your channel ❤️
The red lentils, which look orange. When they are old the middle eastern people blend them a little before cooking them and they become soft when cooked. They use them in soup.
A cliffhanger! This is more exciting than waiting all summer to find out who shot JR Ewing!
Nice video. I didn't know you could make that from beans. Very nice to know that.
My guess is you are going to make bread or cookies. There really are so many things you can make flour out of, like rice and quinoa. Great video!
Good idea.
Thinking a mini loaf of everything bread with sunflower and pumpkin seeds?? What can one do with a cup of flour? Looking forward to finding out exactly what delicious treat you manage to create.
I have made nut flour, oat flour, rice flour, and corn flour. I have never made bean flour. I think I shall try it.
I always learn something on here and my guess for next video is that Mr Tom is going to make us a nice loaf of homemade bread to eat with butter!
I agree
I have enjoyed watching you find a new use for old beans thanks for sharing this; look forward to seeing what you do with the bean flour, Perhaps a tortilla is a good use for the flour .
Very cool !!! Ok I need to know what you are making. I got a cupboard full of dry beans peas and lentils. But then again my mother was born in 1929. I can make a great soup, chili, refried beans. But I’ve never made flour.
Cover with a tea towel during processing to contain dust.
Very interesting Mr Tom. My guess is maybe some sort of pancake. I’ve heard of using pinto beans in brownies but haven’t tried it.
I did this with chickpea flour. Made pancakes with it. I need a grain mill though. My food processor is a cuisinart as well. A workhorse for sure but you are correct. Gets very hot. So I will look into a grain mill.
Roots and branches grain mill check on Amazon it will be non electric but you can buy a motor for it !
This is great. I wouldn't have thought of it. Really valuable stuff! Thank you so much for sharing this great information.
If you were from Southern Arizona I would guess refried beans.
Always enjoy your videos. I cooked some red beans from 2010 in my quickpot the other day on pressure cook setting and they turned out surprisingly well. Have another pack I’m gonna run in my Victorio grain mill and mix half and half with flour for the bread machine.
Humm...yeast and bean flour??
Maybe some Cinnamon rolls or Biscuits?
Any number of possibilities!! Lol!
QUESTION: If there was a chance that the power were to be down for awhile & I ground up the beans now (while I still have power) how long would this "flour" stay fresh, without going rancid tasting?
Thanks for sharing
Some kind of baked good? Maybe a type of bread? Can't wait to see what you make with it. :)
Hello Mr. Tom, I hope you are doing well tonight 9/29/2020 a year later, but I am excited to see what you make, I have a feeling it will be one or two nice loaves of crusty well seasoned bread as you love your seasoning just like I do. Going now to watch what you will prepare, and how you do it. I always new you could grind corn for grits and cornmeal and wheat for flour but never knew about beans...learning something new for me at a tender young senior age, oh well, never to young or old to learn. ♥Always be Blessed♥
I guess your going to make a bean dip of some kind
Loving your accent 💖 and content subscribing 💖
Hmm.....maybe ya gave us a hint when you said 'whole grain brean', so that's it! lol.....and if I'm wrong, well, then I'll be a Monkey's uncle! Lookin' forward tomorrow's upload Mr. Tom! :)
Thanks.
I'd like to see a bread or crackers. This is a very good series. I've been thinking about rotating half my beans out for some newer ones. I'm fighting with myself. One side says be frugal the other side says to replace some for fresh AND use them more often and do better repackaging them.
Brendahere .....putting them in jars and then using a Food Saver with a jar sealer to dry seal. Lasts for 30 years or better.
Hi, Mr. TOM! glad to see you. Hope your well. This was very interesting. I'm guessing bread?
Thank you!
Is it refried beans, or some sort of bean dip? Looking forward to the next video!
Cool
Nice... :-)
So, now, I have learned two things in one day - wow and at my age! Did your wife cook? Anyway, I think biscuits tomorrow.
Does it make a difference if you use them old or fresh cuz I know this is going to give you a lots of fiber which is good for you great idea dude love it kids won't even no there getting fiber lol
No it does not make any difference in making bread. This video was made to just show how you could use very old dry beans that will not soften anymore. Bean bread as you say is very high in fiber and in protein. Thanks for watching, take care and God Bless.
Bread? Or a thick bean soup?
biscuits ?
So what did you make Mr. Tom?
To add to the list of similarities between us, we even have the same dish towels. I'f you tell me you hang your wash out too, I'm going to suspect that one of us is a clone of the other. 🤣
Are we going to make bread next? Thanks, Mr. Tom. Blessings.
since you made sure your yeast was ok and now ground up the beans I would guess you are going to make bread.
I have never even bought & or eaten Lentils. Are they considered a bean? Are you supposed to cook them like you would a big pot of northern or pinto beans or are they just used for soups?
Yes they are a bean and in the Legume family just like pintos. You can use them to make a pot of beans, or in soups too. The thing to know about lentils is because they are so small they cook rapidly, in far less time than other beans. If you never have cooked them, it's best to check them often, so you will know when they are cooked up and ready to eat. Thanks for watching, take care and God Bless.
dixiegirl999 I’m with you. I grew up in Georgia and can’t remember anybody eatin lentils. I reckon the only Legume I haven’t eatin?
Would the old dry beans, that won't soften if cooked, be digestible if a flour is made of them & then cooked up?
Yes they were edible and caused no stomach or intestinal problems.
@@DeepSouthBama56 TY!
Can you do this with beans also?
You can use any type of bean or peas, such as dried black eyed peas. Thanks for watching, take care and God Bless.
I know you used lentils, will pinto beans chop up the same with a little longer grinding time?
Yes you can do the same with Pinto beans, I have in the past.
@@DeepSouthBama56 mr. I'm just curious. How many different types of beans have you ground in the past I have quite a few very old beans here left from my mom way before she passed, she was a really good cook she loved teaching people how to cook she loved making homemade chili.
Watching 10-29-24. MGBYAML ❤
Biscuits..or a type of cornbread. What happened to your wife that's sad your alone..
Now there 10 years old
what are you calling "real old " beans??, I'm cooking beans that I packed in 2008.
Could you talk or work any slower I fell asleep twice During this video.
Then why not just move on instead of leaving a nasty comment.