Broad beans are a traditional allotment crop that, sown in November, can provide one of the first fresh pickings of summer. You can also sow in spring. The Which? Gardening magazine experts have ...

Once you've let them soak, you can cook them up in any way you like. It should be noted that broad beans are known to be a trigger food for those with G6PF, hereditary enzymatic deficiency.

Sweet broad beans mixed with salty jamon is a match made in heaven. Serve as a salad, starter or as part of a tapas spread. Cook the podded broad beans in a pan of boiling, salted water for 2-3 ...

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Canned beans replaced dried ones as staples in most kitchens long ago. Dried beans come in dozens of varieties, store well, ...

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This simple and speedy approach to runner beans preserves their bright freshness and lends a welcome lift from sharp lemon. Heat the oil in a large, deep frying pan over a medium-high heat ...

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1. Mix together the corn meal mix, egg, oil and buttermilk. 2. Add milk — should be the consistency of pancake batter. 3.