Thanks and I hope you had a nice one! No I didn't made this, but I have used pinto beans when baking bread. It mades a nice substitute, and you can't taste Andthe beans.
Okay!! lol. It is not a substitution; the beans just add protein to the bread. It's also a way of using up leftover beans.
I had the recipe here, but it got deleted when I was decluttering my blog posts. I deleted most of the bean recipes, and keep the more complex ones that I wanted to revisit.
Happy Thanksgiving, Alexandra! Did you make the pecan pie? I thought the bean ingredient sounded very unusual.
ReplyDeleteThanks and I hope you had a nice one! No I didn't made this, but I have used pinto beans when baking bread. It mades a nice substitute, and you can't taste Andthe beans.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you substitute the beans with?
ReplyDeleteYou mean if you want to have regular pecan pie?
ReplyDeleteNo, I mean when you use them in bread!
ReplyDeleteOkay!! lol. It is not a substitution; the beans just add protein to the bread. It's also a way of using up leftover beans.
ReplyDeleteI had the recipe here, but it got deleted when I was decluttering my blog posts. I deleted most of the bean recipes, and keep the more complex ones that I wanted to revisit.
Thanks :).
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