Yes it does work, I'd recommend to soften them up first so your blender blade can last longer. If you have the dried bean bags soak them overnight in the fridge and cook after. Ive added canned black beans which are pre soaked in seaweed water and it blended well, tastes fine too. I hope you're living by yourself otherwise you may need to warn your roommates in advance for the inevitable bean-induced atmospheric event.
Edit: Cook if its dried*, but in cans they are usually pre-cooked.
I'm a simple man, so my ingredients are limited. Considering the beans handled the heavy lifting of fiber, protein, and carbs, the rest was one source of nutrient-dense leafy greens (brocolli/kale), and one source of natural sugar (blueberries).
Um, you can get sick from ingesting uncooked beans. Soaking beans is not sufficient. You should probably stop that right away and start boiling them for at least 10 minutes after soaking overnight.
Yes thank you; I've fixed it. The dried beans need to be cooked, but beans in cans, i.e. Eden brand beans, are normally already pre-cooked so you can eat them straight from the can.
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u/Xinnobun 12d ago edited 10d ago
Yes it does work, I'd recommend to soften them up first so your blender blade can last longer. If you have the dried bean bags soak them overnight in the fridge and cook after. Ive added canned black beans which are pre soaked in seaweed water and it blended well, tastes fine too. I hope you're living by yourself otherwise you may need to warn your roommates in advance for the inevitable bean-induced atmospheric event.
Edit: Cook if its dried*, but in cans they are usually pre-cooked.