How to Cook Fava Beans

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[27 Jun 2010 | By Dot | One Comment | 247 views ]
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I must confess, I don’t know that I’ve ever had fava beans…My first though when I hear the phrase tends to also go to “a nice chianti”!  I’m pretty sure they aren’t common here in the South, but I’m inspired to go look for them after watching Diane’s videoblog: CraftyPod Video Blog #5: Let’s Cook Fava Beans!

Go check it out!

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  • # 29 June 2010 at 4:18 pm
    Margo said:

    Thanks for pointing the way to a help to get me to try these. I have heard of fava beans, but not tried them yet.

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