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REALLY EATING Chicken, Grains and Beans Soup with Spinach
It's a lot of beans and some grains I recognize and some grains I've never heard of -- it's Bob's Red Mill Whole Grains and Beans Soup Mix and it's on the menu. Here's the ingredient listing from the...
Posted on 4/22/13 at 12:04 PM
THE DIRT: THE REAL DIRT ON GARDENING FROM A MASTER GARDENER IN MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA Purple haze
I've put in my first vegetable order of the season--I can't believe it took me so long to start! Istill have quite a bit of vegetable-ordering to complete, but there's probably no rush, since I can't ...
Posted on 3/11/13 at 7:31 AM
ROSE'S PIN-TESTS Foodie Friday 6: Healthy Garlic Green Beans
I've noticed that most of my food tests have been sweets and other not-so-healthy indulgences. So, today I tried out a pin for clean & healthy garlicy(sp) green beans. Here is the original post fo...
Posted on 2/22/13 at 11:17 AM
CHEF JEFF Chipotle Black Bean Chili
Have you every wondered why black beans have become so popular in the United States in recent years? They've long been a staple in our south-of-the-border neighbor, Mexico, where they're called frijol...
Posted on 2/8/13 at 2:31 PM
COURAGE IN THE KITCHEN Garbanzo Bean Soup
Even before people had pots to make garbanzo bean soup, they were cultivating and eating these delicious beans, which are also called chickpeas. Archaeologists found domesticated garbanzo beans over 1...
Posted on 1/18/13 at 10:40 AM
ND corn, bean crops expected to be record size 
The Agriculture Department in its latest forecast pegs the North Dakota corn crop at 390 million bushels, up 16 percent from September and up 80 percent from last year.
By Associated Press , October 11, 2012
Buxton plant adds storage, starts handling black beans
Beans have long been big here, and the hill is about to grow. Central Valley Bean Co-op has added five more bins, increasing the cooperative’s capacity by more than a third to 800,000 hundredweights (cwt.), according to General Manager Gary Fuglesten.
By Ann Bailey , June 02, 2012
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East Grand Forks man elected to national Dry Bean Council leadership
An East Grand Forks businessman was elected to a two-year term as vice president and secretary of the United States Dry Bean Council during the group’s annual meeting last month.
By Herald Staff Report , February 29, 2012
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CHEF JEFF: Chili Mole
Herald Food Editor Jeff Tiedeman loves a good chili, and just as long as it contains beans, it doesn't matter if it's laden with meat.
By Herald Staff Report , February 27, 2012
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JEFF TIEDEMAN: Beans at their best
Tasty legume ranks high in nutrition as well as comfort. Beans are one of my favorite foods. Among the dishes that we regularly feast on are three-bean chili, pasta fagioli, something I call spicy beans and three-bean salad (in the summer).
November 09, 2011
USDA reports N.D. farmers plant 1.6 million fewer acres
North Dakota farmers, struggling with unusually wet fields, planted far fewer acres this spring than they did a year ago, the federal government says. But the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s report last week may not have captured how big the drop-off in planted acreage actually is.
By Jonathan Knutson , July 05, 2011
Dry beans ready to rumble
Harvest to begin this week; yields look to be averageWith most of the small grains harvested in the greater Red River Valley, farmers are turning their attention to row crops, as potatoes and sugar beets begin to be dug and lifted, respectively.
By Stephen J. Lee , August 23, 2010
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N.D. farmers expect to plant more spring wheat, less durum
More acres will be planted this spring for bread products than pasta in North Dakota; spring wheat planting is projected to be down in Minnesota.
By Associated Press , March 31, 2010
CHEF JEFF: Bean Stalking
You can hardly go wrong with a recipe that contains beans. And Herald Food Editor Jeff Tiedeman shares a few dishes that feature the "magical fruit" at Chef Jeff.
By Herald Staff Report , March 10, 2010
RYAN BAKKEN: N.D. bean grower perseveres to feed the hungry
Last spring, Russell Edgar was sitting on a tractor, counting his blessings. It was payback time, he decided.
His idea was to plant 20 acres of beans and donate them to the hungry.
By Ryan Bakken , January 16, 2010
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CHEF JEFF — ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Rice and Beans
Need a plan for a few meals during the week? Cook a pork roast Sunday along with some crockpot beans and use the leftovers for some quick fare on consecutive workdays.
October 22, 2009
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Beans might give you, and your car, gas
A Lehigh Valley, Pa., environmentalist is pushing ahead with plans to power vehicles not with gasoline or diesel but with the moldy bread, banana peels and rotten meats that would otherwise be dumped in area trash heaps.
By Brian Callaway , September 25, 2009
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CHEF JEFF: Baked Beans
When the weather starts to get cooler, Herald Food Editor Jeff Tiedeman takes comfort in foods such as baked beans, which he expounds on at Chef Jeff, the Red River Valley's newest food blog of fun, at Chef Jeff
By Herald Staff Report , September 01, 2009
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