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Old Feb 23, 2007, 07:46 PM
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Baking Beans Replacement

What can I use instead of baking beans?

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Old Feb 23, 2007, 08:27 PM   #2  
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Nothing, you just end up having something completely different like, potatoes or corn. What in the world is wrong with beans anyway?
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I have to say the poster of the question could also mean this to be the type of things you use to put in a pastry case while it cooks its not very clear.
If it is then just use any old dried lental or bean it doesnt really matter.
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Oh, like beans on toast. Americans have a hard time with beans on toast. They keep rolling off and we're all in a really big hurry. Now you wanna put them in a pastry case. We can send you some more Hormel Spam if you like!
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Like pie weights? Beans, rice, even rock salt works if you do not have a ceramic or metal pie weight. Lentils work great too.
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