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samantha Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Ok Now I need to know how to cook the navy beans I have here? Can I put them in the crock pot with some ham?
	Posts: 8658 | Location: BLONDEVILLE, USA | Registered: 06-07-02

gizmogram Diamond Enthusiast Site Administrator	Posted Hide Post Sammy....check THIS SITE out...has some very helpful information about how to cook beans in a crock pot
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samantha Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Thanks for that site! What else can you fix with soup beans and corn bread?
	Posts: 8658 | Location: BLONDEVILLE, USA | Registered: 06-07-02

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gizmogram Diamond Enthusiast Site Administrator	Posted Hide Post Sammy if you even FEEL you need anything else, a nice salad would do....but with beans and cornbread, not much else is needed!
	Posts: 4083 | Location: Oregon | Registered: 06-03-02

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samantha Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Ok thanks giz!
	Posts: 8658 | Location: BLONDEVILLE, USA | Registered: 06-07-02

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honilov Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post I like sliced tomatoes, sprinkled with salt and vinegar as a side dish with beans and cornbread. Okra is good too. The tomatoes are better at room temperature.
	Posts: 6949 | Location: Land of Lincoln, USA | Registered: 07-04-02

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samantha Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post ok I have to ask..what is Okra?
	Posts: 8658 | Location: BLONDEVILLE, USA | Registered: 06-07-02

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Tree Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Sammy, if you've had chicken gumbo soup - you've had okra! Check it out HERE !
	Posts: 5205 | Location: Not of this planet | Registered: 06-16-02

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honilov Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post LOL Sammy, you don't know what okra is. Once you see the picture of okra on Tree's link, you'll probably remember seeing it in the supermarket. Thanks for the link Tree, because I didn't know the origin of Okra. I like fried cut okra, battered in meal, but I usually boil them whole, and sprinkle with salt and butter.
	Posts: 6949 | Location: Land of Lincoln, USA | Registered: 07-04-02

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samantha Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post And OMG I thought OKRA was that whale!
	Posts: 8658 | Location: BLONDEVILLE, USA | Registered: 06-07-02

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Tree Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post LOL Sammy! That's orca!
	Posts: 5205 | Location: Not of this planet | Registered: 06-16-02

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samantha Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post OMG I was CLOSE!
	Posts: 8658 | Location: BLONDEVILLE, USA | Registered: 06-07-02

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