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		By: Stevan Pierce		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I am 70 years old and originally from the deep south--Alabama and Tennessee.  I have worked for decades trying to reproduce my Mother&#039;s dried bean recipes.  I finally hit on it by accident.  The secret is the pressure cooker, nothing more and nothing less.  They just have a much better texture, taste, and not soggy.  The only other thing I add per pound of dried beans is about 1/2 pound of ham and a dried cayenne pepper.  I always use the quick soak method.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am 70 years old and originally from the deep south&#8211;Alabama and Tennessee.  I have worked for decades trying to reproduce my Mother&#8217;s dried bean recipes.  I finally hit on it by accident.  The secret is the pressure cooker, nothing more and nothing less.  They just have a much better texture, taste, and not soggy.  The only other thing I add per pound of dried beans is about 1/2 pound of ham and a dried cayenne pepper.  I always use the quick soak method.</p>
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