Dry Fava Beans, just like beans, lentils and chickpeas, have been a staple in every home for centuries as they could be dried and saved for an entire year. Thus providing nutrients and proteins for the family. Here you can find several recipes on how to use Fava Beans! Enjoy these Fava Beans recipes by Nonna!!!
Rehydrating the Fava Beans Rinse the dried beans under cold water to clean them. Soak dried beans in water overnight. Do a "quick soak" and boil the beans slightly if you are pressed for time. Drain the beans over the sink.
Avoid cooking fava beans with the skin on as it is very tough and leathery. Place the peeled beans in a large pot with water. For each 1 pound (0.45 kg) of beans that you are going to cook, add 10 cups (2.4 L) of water to the pot. This is the same ratio that should be used for the overnight soak of your dried beans.
Low Carb Refried Black Soy Beans. These low carb refried black beans are made with canned black soy beans. Use as a low carb substitute for refried beans in all your favorite recipes. Ingredients. Instructions. In a large skillet, cook bacon until just done, not crispy. Leave in skillet and set aside. Drain 2 cans of black soy beans.