beans?

Do you sprout beans or can you just soak them and eat them? Oh, and I have been dying to ask this question….Are crockpots okay to use when going raw? Thank you for all of your helpful suggestions; we appreciate them a ton:)

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  • queenfluffqueenfluff Raw Newbie

    I think you need to sprout them and all kinds won’t sprout well because of the hard shell. I have seen a few recipes on here for mung beans and my bf did a mexican dip with aduzki beans (sprouted). A word though – if you are expecting them to taste like cooked beans, they don’t.

    Here are sprouting chart. The beans are on there:

    http://www.living-foods.com/articles/sprouting….

    For the crockpot, if you are just mildly warming a raw soup, than I don’t see why not. But do crockpots go to that low of a temp? I would just be careful when heating things in it so they do not get too hot. Over heat them and they won’t be raw anymore.

  • stylistchickstylistchick Raw Newbie

    in my limited experience most beans i have sprouted are more bitter than i like. i just made a delicious raw hummus though! i spouted the chickpeas for close to 4 days. soak 24 hours, then sprout for 3 days(rinse at least 2 times a day) i used pretty much the standard hummus recipe, maybe adding a bit more lemon juice. i got raw sesame seeds and made my own tahini paste. i’ve had 2 non-raw friends try it and they can’t tell the difference!! delicious and nutritious.

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