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| i wonder how you prepare canned and frozen beans. do you drain the canned ones? how do you get the frozen ones crispy? would be glad to hear your opinions! ![]() |
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| I more than drain canned beans, I put them in a colander and run cold water on them to wash everything out! ![]()
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| I microwave all frozen vegetables. I use as little water as possible and take them out while they're still quite crisp and let them finish cooking while covered. Works every time.
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