I have always preferred to soak my own black beans and cook them low and slow. However, I don't always have time or plan far enough ahead to have them ready for my recipes. When I want fast or simple, this is my go to recipe for black beans. Your friends and family will think that you have been slaving on them for hours. You might even fool yourself!
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What are the health benefits of black beans?
Black beans are filled with nutrients such as calcium and magnesium which help keep bones strong and healthy, making them a great alternative to meat for vegetarians. Combined with the low sodium content, these nutrients also help to lower blood pressure. The high amount of fiber and low amount of cholesterol in black beans help to manage diabetes and improve heart health.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are canned black beans healthy?
Canned black beans are just as healthy as dried beans as long as there are no extra additives. It is recommended to choose the low-sodium can if offered.
Are black beans good for weight loss?
The abundance of fiber and protein in black beans keeps you feeling full longer and increases energy, both of which aid in losing weight.
Why do black beans cause gas?
The high degree of fiber and complex sugars in black beans, and most beans, relieve constipation and tend to cause flatulence.
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