Organic Anazape Beans
Certified organic heirloom Anazape beans grown on our farm in San Gregorio, CA. The Anazape bean is an extremely rare and somewhat accidental cross between the Anasazi bean and the Rio Zape bean. Customers have loved these beans in chili, or in a simple preparation with dried chiles, alliums, and cumin.
Shipping: Please note that we are a tiny (but mighty!) team juggling all of the goings-on at a busy production farm. We ship weekly on Fridays. Orders placed after 9am PST on Fridays will be shipped the following week. If you have any questions, feel free to shoot us an email. Thank you for your support!
Certified organic heirloom Anazape beans grown on our farm in San Gregorio, CA. The Anazape bean is an extremely rare and somewhat accidental cross between the Anasazi bean and the Rio Zape bean. Customers have loved these beans in chili, or in a simple preparation with dried chiles, alliums, and cumin.
Shipping: Please note that we are a tiny (but mighty!) team juggling all of the goings-on at a busy production farm. We ship weekly on Fridays. Orders placed after 9am PST on Fridays will be shipped the following week. If you have any questions, feel free to shoot us an email. Thank you for your support!
Certified organic heirloom Anazape beans grown on our farm in San Gregorio, CA. The Anazape bean is an extremely rare and somewhat accidental cross between the Anasazi bean and the Rio Zape bean. Customers have loved these beans in chili, or in a simple preparation with dried chiles, alliums, and cumin.
Shipping: Please note that we are a tiny (but mighty!) team juggling all of the goings-on at a busy production farm. We ship weekly on Fridays. Orders placed after 9am PST on Fridays will be shipped the following week. If you have any questions, feel free to shoot us an email. Thank you for your support!
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Sweet and mild. Stay firm through long, slow cooking.
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BASIC DRY BEAN COOKING INSTRUCTIONS
Rinse beans and check for debris. In a large pot, cook aromatic vegetables of your choice (onions, garlic, celery, leeks, carrots, etc.) in olive oil. Add the beans and enough water to cover by a few inches. Bring to a full boil for 10 minutes, then reduce to a gentle simmer. Gently cook until soft but not falling apart. Cooking time depends on the bean, typically 1 to 3 hours. Salt when the beans start to soften. Pre-soaking the beans for 2 to 6 hours will reduce the cooking time. Enjoy! -
We ship out orders every Friday! Orders placed after 9 a.m. on Friday will ship the following Friday.