I love red beans and rice. Try to use real red beans rather than kidney beans if you can. As for the meat ingredients in this recipe, feel free to vary the ratio of meats and use more or less to taste. Do you have a favorite RB&R recipe?
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
I "spoon feed". During the growing season every week usually - at least every other week because sometimes life happens. Sometimes it's granular fertilizer, sometimes it's liquid. Once or twice a month I also add in some micronutrients or maybe soil amendments like humic acid, or biochar.
Oak Grove Community Park is 67 acres and is finally getting funds for real development.
If you're not using chickpeas, it's not really hummus. However if you're willing to overlook that, other beans can be used similarly. One example is white beans.
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
You can see our light pollution fillth from space as well. For a long while now.
Not too many care about that either.
At one point Fort Worth's population dropped from 3,000 to 600. Until the unified effort to bring the railroad to the town.
Dude was gifted a pocketful of 800+ year old beans by a ranger at Mesa Verde National Park. He took them home and managed to grow them, eventually turning the crop into part of his business.
The old Vickery Elementary School building, while dilapidated, still has nice bones. Hopefully the Beta Tau Lambda chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity will have success in restoring it. It's worth a drive-by if you ever get a chance. Walking past and around though is pretty dicey. There's a good supply of derelicts around and some use the place for overnight stays.
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
Agreed on most everything.
Canned beans = convenience. Sometimes I get an urge to eat beef weiners (I love meat by products) or spam and I like having them with a bowl of beans for work lunch. Usually pintos or black eyed peas. This happens on a whim so grabbing a can of beans is a perfect fit.
I do keep my own homemade beans in vacuum sealed packs in the freezer. Usually ranch style type or my own Mexican pinto/Anasazi bean recipe. It's just somehow a can of beans seems to be a perfect match for my meat by-product of choice.
>Shoppers tend to stick to a handful of stores they are comfortable with and don’t regularly compare prices. People are creatures of habit, he said, and retail stores take advantage of that. >The retail store can get away by offering you deep discounts on a few items, and they don’t need to offer you frequent discounts.
I would rather cook my dried beans from scratch. But this article has some arguments for when canned beans are superior.
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
Security updates should be mandatory. Something like safety recalls on a vehicle.
Texas A&M. Convention Center. Hotels and Hospitality. Straightening of Commerce Street. Other land redevelopment.
The recipe look pretty good. Maybe it might be worth a try once the daily temps get somewhere below 100F.
And there's an effort to determine how to spend it. Seems you get a (small) voice. Sort of like how Dickies Skate Park off Hemphill came to be.
Bush's beans has a factory and visitor's center in Tennessee. You can't get into the factory, but you're welcome at the visitor's center. It's all in a small city in the country and probably a relaxing outing.
I'm not sure exactly where these are and Google Maps doesn't have an easy way to search by exit numbers. If you know, tell us. - Interstate 20 from exit 443 to exit 449 - Interstate 820 from exit 33C to 33A Also this is the first time I've realized 820 is an interstate.
It's rough here in Fort Worth for the next 10 days. The highs range from 102 to 109 with nighttime temps falling into the upper 70's after another week.
There's a "passport fair" at the Downtown Fort Worth Post Office on Lancaster on Sunday August 6th. These fairs are described as "passport acceptance facilities such as post offices, libraries, and local government offices are hosting special passport acceptance fairs across the United States to help you and your family apply for your passport." More about them at https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/News/passports/special-passport-acceptance-fairs.html. This one doesn't require an appointment, but I'd still get there early. It doesn't make your passport free ($165 altogether) but does make obtaining one easier since there will be people to assist and walk you through it. Hint. Try to park free at the Trinity Railway Express (TRE) parking lot. Technically you need to ride the railway to park there for free but if you act like you belong no one will notice. If that doesn't suit you, just park along the street near the station parking lot and use the tunnel to walk through the station and to the post office.
Try making your baked beans "Mexican style." Try using peppers, cumin, chili powder, paprika, and garlic powder in various combinations.
I guess all (most?) beans are good for you, but this post specifically calls out a few as being more healthy. The link has much more info and some recipes as well. - Soybeans - Lentils - Black - Navy - Adzuki I've never had or heard of Adzuki. I'm probably missing out.
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
One is seeds. The other is It's Beans!
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
Our data. About us. Bought by our government. With tax money we gave them. How can I get a piece of this pie?
Yes, these companies they are buying from are getting rich off our tax money. Boycott Google? Not gonna happen. They just get your money indirectly.
This post isn't really about the beer but about _The Fort's_ past. Does anyone remember? This place used to be over on Magnolia. Before the current (Fort) owners bought the place, it was _Chimera_. And before then, _Zio Carlo_. The old place is now a liquor store on the corner of Magnolia and College.
A big reason for rinsing your canned beans is to remove a lot of the salt content. But there are a few good reasons for _not_ rinsing such as maintaining vitamin and mineral content and using the bean juice as a thickener for other dishes
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
Give it some time. Everyone's life priorities will change and something like this won't be at the top of the list.
Source: Used to do the same crap.
Demolished ASAP. As I predicted, no date set and one day it'd just go poof before any more uproar.
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
And just like that, uninstalled their app from my Android mobile device. It wasn't that great anyway.
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
Thank you!
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
It's "member exclusive content." Can someone copy/paste here so we can read it?
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
To be clear, it's not me that ate beans every day for a week. It's the author of the post I linked to.
Thanks for the link to the 40 day bean eating Aussie. I'll definitely take a look.
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
No mention of Mosaic (first web browser)? What sucked was you generally had to compile it yourself. That meant installing all the build tooling, building it, and turning it loose. Oh. Windows? Lol. No go. Gotta get an early version of Linux up and running first. That usually meant 20+ diskettes of Slackware installation.
But then you could surf in all the basic HTTP glory. It was a new world and it was awesome.
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
Cowboy beans? Never had it. Was it something like this recipe?
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
I got flagged on my work computer for connecting to derp foo (probably for an image). To satisfy security, had to remove all chrome extensions and reset chrome.
So I don't use Lemmy on my work computer anymore. That's sad.
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
- Hello World
- Read a file
- Write a file
- Read a file and loop through it line by line, printing each one (for loop or equivalent)
- Program that consists of 2 or more source files
What I'm getting at is instead of a full program, write code snippets and small programs. In doing this eventually an idea for something larger will pop into your head.
beregoth 1y ago • 100%
Same (Fira Code). And use it for my terminals as well.