shubhaiyengar- about those beans, was: Fava/Horse Beans

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Found a picture, here's the link. Is this what your horse beans looked like? My

curiosity is killing me, looove the name horse beans - gotta get some to cook!!

 

http://thefoodstores.com/hah/html/fava.htm

 

 

peace,

Angela

 

 

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Yes, those look like horse/fava beans. My local Coop

carries them in bulk.

 

Kathleen

 

--- Angela <angelaamy2001 wrote:

 

> Found a picture, here's the link. Is this what your

> horse beans looked like? My curiosity is killing me,

> looove the name horse beans - gotta get some to

> cook!!

>

> http://thefoodstores.com/hah/html/fava.htm

>

>

> peace,

> Angela

>

>

> who I am is fine, it's just this body that's

> disabled!

>

> " work your fingers to the bone, whatta ya get....

> boney fingers, boney fingers "

> Source: Boney Fingers by the late great Hoyt Axton

>

>

> Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million

> songs. Try it free.

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> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

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>

>

>

 

 

Kathleen M. Pelley

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> Found a picture, here's the link. Is this what your horse beans looked like?

My curiosity

is killing me, looove the name horse beans - gotta get some to cook!!

 

Y'know, I've never cooked fava beans - I may have had them, but not sure.

Something new

to try!

 

I also found some sites for them, and this one

 

http://www.foodsubs.com/Beans.html

 

has a photo of them around 1/3 of the way down the page AND it says that fava

beans and

horse beans are the same - it says

'fava bean = broad bean = butter bean = Windsor bean = horse bean = English bean

=

fool = foul = ful = feve = faba = haba = habas '

 

But of course I don't believe everything I read LOL - I'm still confused over

two definitions

of jeera powder, for example <weep, groan, gnash teeth - oops not a good idea>

 

Best, Pat

[Guest guest]

Yup horse beans and fava beans look the same. Great thanks now i

know loads of the legumes .

 

shubha

, " helyngonne "

<helyngonne> wrote:

>

> > Found a picture, here's the link. Is this what your horse beans

looked like? My curiosity

> is killing me, looove the name horse beans - gotta get some to

cook!!

>

> Y'know, I've never cooked fava beans - I may have had them, but

not sure. Something new

> to try!

>

> I also found some sites for them, and this one

>

> http://www.foodsubs.com/Beans.html

>

> has a photo of them around 1/3 of the way down the page AND it

says that fava beans and

> horse beans are the same - it says

> 'fava bean = broad bean = butter bean = Windsor bean = horse bean

= English bean =

> fool = foul = ful = feve = faba = haba = habas '

>

> But of course I don't believe everything I read LOL - I'm still

confused over two definitions

> of jeera powder, for example <weep, groan, gnash teeth - oops not

a good idea>

>

> Best, Pat

>