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Stephen0mozzy:
My Guuuuuuy.
You dey boil beans for 12hrs and e dey harder? Shey the heat na viagra ni.

Blended beans can easily be made into Akara balls my guy.

Slice better onions, add maggi, salt and fresh pepper.

Fry some of the onions inside the oil, then start det cut the beansy paste inside.

Lock your door though, your neighbors go raid your house for the Akara

NoSmoking:
Make it into smoothie

iLegendd:
Maybe, this video will help me out.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDJPF66zpcw?si=Y7-Zu8jhN7RX2rCp

iLegendd:
There is a certain food I don't really like much, but I began to like it this year because I'm tired of garri (my favorite), rice, yam, and others.

I put some cups of beans in water, but lost the motivation to cook it. After approximately two days in water (I changed the water 3 times), I decided to cook it thinking the softness will make it boil faster since it mostly takes me 2 hours to cook my 2 and half or 3 cups of beans on electric stove.

Guess what? Since yesterday, e never boil. It's more than 12 hours on fire now, but it keeps getting harder. I'm even using the bigger size of the stove. Every passing hour, it gets harder. I used gas, yet same thing. I finally brought it down. I no do again.

I want to dispose it, but a thought came to me to blend it. The beans self don turn brown after suffering hours on fire since yesterday.

Should I dispose it or what can I do with a blended beans?

I always advise people never to give up in life,
but look at me giving up on this one. The beans is just too haaaaard. The softness it had when I soaked it has disappeared.

Valwezzy:
Add potash or nail to it, it'll help soften it.

iLegendd:
There is a certain food I don't really like much, but I began to like it this year because I'm tired of garri (my favorite), rice, yam, and others.

I put some cups of beans in water, but lost the motivation to cook it. After approximately two days in water (I changed the water 3 times), I decided to cook it thinking the softness will make it boil faster since it mostly takes me 2 hours to cook my 2 and half or 3 cups of beans on electric stove.

Guess what? Since yesterday, e never boil. It's more than 12 hours on fire now, but it keeps getting harder. I'm even using the bigger size of the stove. Every passing hour, it gets harder. I used gas, yet same thing. I finally brought it down. I no do again.

I want to dispose it, but a thought came to me to blend it. The beans self don turn brown after suffering hours on fire since yesterday.

Should I dispose it or what can I do with a blended beans?

I always advise people never to give up in life,
but look at me giving up on this one. The beans is just too haaaaard. The softness it had when I soaked it has disappeared.

SuperOnyi:





What?! I've never experienced this before, yes beans takes a lot of time to get soft but I haven't experienced this type of duration and I don't ever... That would be heart wrenching !

By the way, the message was well-received.

MrCork:
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Brian47:
Get some plantains put it inside your oven and roast it.
Then when it's done, you cut it into smaller pieces and mix it with the beans and palm oil with Maggi and onions.

You'll like it.

iLegendd:
You can't turn a dead stone to living stone. It's harder than an uncooked beans. You add all these ingredients only when it's soft and you've rewashed it.

iLegendd:
I'll give it a try. Send me your Bitcoin wallet let me transfer all my money to you before I do it.