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Making magic with dried beans

Carolyn VandeWiele Guest columnist When I was a kid we had a game that involved moving dried beans around the pits of a wooden board with the objective of capturing as many as you could by the end of the competition. I can’t remember the exact rules, or even the name, but I do remember the beans that came with our version  beautiful variegations of brown, green, red and white. Eventually, of course, I had to stop playing with my food and learn to cook it. Beans have been around for a long time. First domesticated more than 7,000 years ago in Peru and southern Mexico, they’ve been a basic food item and an important source of protein throughout Old and New World history. They’re rich in important micronutrients, high in protein, and, unlike corn, provide significant amounts of the indispensable amino acid lysine. Rich in total and soluble fiber as well as resistant starches, they have a low glycemic index, help reduce bad cholesterol and contain potent antioxidants. Combine

23 Gifts For Coffee Lovers

23 Gifts For Coffee Lovers
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Seattle startup Bean Box raises $2 4M as pandemic fuels demand for specialty coffee at home

Seattle startup Bean Box raises $2.4M as pandemic fuels demand for specialty coffee at home Geekwire 2 hrs ago © Provided by Geekwire (Bean Box Photo) New funding:Bean Box, the Seattle startup that delivers premium coffee from independent roasters, has raised $2.4 million in new funding as part of a Series A round. The company:Founded in 2014 by Matthew Berk and Ryan Fritzky, Bean Box offers coffee products from 40 top-rated, small-batch roasters, to make those items accessible to more people at home. The startup seeks to bring cafe culture to people at scale, using human and algorithmic methods to select coffees that are tailored to customers’ tastes.

If you ve been a big bean fan, try a subscription box

If you’ve been a big bean fan, try a subscription box Ann Trieger Kurland © Brian Mohr / Ember Photography Vermont Bean Crafters products. We stocked our pantries with beans when the pandemic first hit to find comfort in soups and stews. If dishes with legumes continue to be part of your cooking repertoire, then the Bean Box from Vermont Bean Crafters might be of interest. The wholesale company produces bean burgers and other plant-based foods for restaurants, but recently the business introduced a quarterly subscription for boxes of unique, organic dried beans for the public. All the beans are cultivated on farms in the Northeast. Every three months, 6 pounds of different varieties arrive at your door. A box might contain Kenearly Yellow Eyes, a white bean with its yellow-brown eye, from Lover’s Brook Farm in Maine; golden brown Marafax supplied by the Johnson family in Vermont; BlackBeard black beans from Peter Schlitz in Lawrenceville, N.Y.; or the Borl

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