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The 3rd pair darling..
the blue ones! Xx
Multi coloured pair deffo.👍😘
I cook my chickpeas from dry without soaking.
I rinse them well, then add to the instant pot with 4 times the amount of water (don't add salt). Cook on high (pressure cook button) for 30 mins, and natural release for at least 20 mins. Turn off keep warm before starting cooking. This gives a nice soft but not mushy chickpea.
I do the same for black beans cook for 18-20 mins depending on how you like them. Same for yellow soya beans, pinto beans, etc.
Good luck.
Soaking beans overnight helps to remove some of the lectins in the beans. So I always soak them before cooking in the InstantPot. Plus it reduces the cooking time so requires less energy.
Hi Paul I soak mine over night in cold water and cook for 40 mins in the instant pot and they turn out perfect. I like the blue glasses. X
The two larger pairs of glasses for me. I think the multi coloured ones are too small for your face, the others frame you better if that makes sense? But it’s all personal taste innit? X
First ones look great! X
dont just add them Paul, presoak the buggers or they will upset your tummies
I like the last pair of glasses you showed the best, but they are all lovely.
I prefer the multi coloured glasses. They look great on you. As for unsoaked chickpeas, you can cook in the IP uncooked but I'm not sure 10 minutes is long enough. Googling it suggestions are between 20 to 40 minutes. 10 minutes is for pre soaked. But if you give it a go and they're not fully cooked you can always do them for a bit longer. Not an ad but if anyone's interested, I love my Instant Pot so much I'm getting a second one, they're only £59.99 on Amazon Prime day at the moment.
I like your colourful glasses the best. They don’t hide your face and I love seeing you fun facial expressions x
I prefer the last pair (blue) that you tried on 🙂 I'm having a scraggs day today – got loads of vlogs to catch up on. Thank you x
Yay for 7k!! 🎉 Chickpea Chana Masala is also delicious! I would soak dry ones first, aids digestion and gets any gunk off 👍🏼
2 tone baby blue spectacles
Are the pancakes blini or crepes? They dont meet the 0.5" pancake requirement for "fluffiness" 🙂
I like the multi-colored glasses the best, but go for comfort! I find if you cook dry chickpeas it can take 40-45 min to cook as some are older (which take longer), the 10 min & release. Most times I soak mine over night and then can cook them in about 15 min in the I pot (cover 1-2 inches of water) and use natural release.. Recipes are always welcomed! 🙂
So sending my best friend over. She is going to love this channel. We are not vegan but substitute a lot of products.
When are you gonna read to us again?
Hi Paul. I shouldn't watch your food vlogs late evening because they make me feel peckish lol. Can't help with chickpea as I use tinned. As for the specs, you carry them all off really well so not much help there either. Love Fredaxx
Pre-soak the chickpeas (i learned with my Mother!) LOVE spinach and chickpeas soup (One of my favs!) And yes, the multicolored ones, fantastic glasses💋♥️🥰
I like the rainbow armed specs best, and then the turquoise ones; the dark frames look serious and are right for the newscast. Lots of suggestions for the chickpea recipe below, so good luck! TFP!
The first glasses looked the best imho 🙂
Love the multi color ones!
I can't be bothered to soak my chickpeas & beans before putting in my Instantpot. They do need much longer than 3 min though, especially from dry. Can't recall off top of my head time though. Best tasting chickpeas I've ever had!
I like the first pair of glasses best.
No need to soak chickpeas. I do 26 minutes and natural release from dried but if the beans are old they might need 30 minutes.
found this info Paul for you. Pressure Method: For Unsoaked – Pressure
at High Pressure 42 minutes (tender with a bit of chew) or 60 minutes
(tender with not much resistance) + Natural Release 20 minutes. there you go love
hi Paul. You crack me up. lol. Love you. Okay so with the beans I never soak them first however you must cook them longer (I'd say 40 mins or so)when they are not soaked. Note: you'll have more tooting when you don't soak. Soaking removes the gassy nature of the beans. Love the little glasses w/blue & pink arms but they all look good on you. You are so stylish!
Hi Paul…I struggled to get the chickpeas right ,tried doing dry but they never seemed soft enough , so now I soak them over night then rinse and cook about 40 mins.Good luck 🐾
multi coloured spectacles
Hi Paul, I just wanted to let you know I love your content. Your down to earth nature and easy to replicate meals make Veganism so accessible to day to day living. I would love your one guy takes on chickpea in the instant pot. I love all your glasses and as a fellow glasses wearer think they all suit you. However, I must say I think the bigger frames suit your face structure better and the blue works with your hair and lighter outfits and gives you some colour but the black highlights your features.
I would love to see a vlog on various ways to make meals from chickpeas please Paul. xx
Multicoloured glasses are my fave but they all look good 😀
Dry chickpeas is totally okay, but rather 30 to 35 minutes. Did you receive the cooking time chart I sent you? It states both, for soaked and dry. Soaked are said to be easier on the tummy, but I don't really have that problem.
multi-col or black glasses are my fave x
always soak chickpeas alaways otherwise u have all that awful residue that tastes awful. xx
I’m going to be no help at all! You are just someone that generally suits glasses. I love the black ones but to be fair, the other two suit your personality and your wardrobe more! See, told you, no help! 🤓
Vincent…🕶
Chickpeas 9 – 14 minutes soaked, 30 – 40 minutes unsoaked, depending on how old your chickpeas are. I have a list of cooking times in the front of one of my cook books – let me know if you'd like a copy.
Non soaked chickpeas can go in the instant pot the cooking time just increases 😊 I always use the cooking guide and then sometimes add 5 min for non soaked just in case cause I like them a bit more soft
Multi coloured specs get my vote, but the most comfortable take the cake every time.
Good luck with the chickpeas – they don’t need soaking, as they cook from bullet to bean in a pressure cooker in around 18-20 mins. My understanding is instant pot is pressure cooker plus slow cooker and the ability to fry, so one option is similar.
Pressure cooking- SOAKED chick peas would take 3 mins. Dried 15-20, depending on size.
As I said, that’s for good old fashioned pressure cooker, but I can’t see it being THAT different.
Interested to see the result.
Big hugs x
15th. This is a bit pitiful. I can do better.
Yes the vlog 🙂 but I always soak them..then mind u I soak lentils that don’t need it so What do I know 🙂 what I do know all three glasses look good it’s all about what vibe u are on:) blue is first choice
Chickpea dry take over an hour. Forever in Instant pot time. Soak those puppies overnight or do a quick soak 1-2 hours in boiled water. I think I cooked them for 15 minutes. They were perfect – whole but smashed into a very creamy texture. The hummus was amazing. And you're adorable in either pair frame.
Multicoloured glasses take first place for me x
Love making a left over vegetable stew into a curry – just add a few spicy bits and off you go, like a different meal if you have it twice in 2 days. It’s impossible not to make a massive pot full to start with stew. Fab videos as always, see you on the live x
I love these vids! Loving the second glasses (the black ones).
Really hope you can love the instant pot as much as I love mine.
I just made some vegan ‘meatballs’ and used my pot to cook the puy lentils (as it’s cheaper than pre packed!!)
I like Vincent's spectacles, but they are all quite snazzy
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