Mazagan Beans
This is the smallest and most delicate species of the Windsor bean.
Instructions
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This is the smallest and most delicate species of the Windsor bean.
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Gather them in the morning, when they are full grown, but quite young, and do not shell them till you are going to dress them.
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Put them into boiling water, have a small bit of middling, (flitch,) of bacon, well boiled--take the skin off, cover it with bread crumbs, and toast it; lay this in the middle of the dish, drain all the water from the beans--put a little butter with them, and pour them round the bacon.
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When the large Windsor beans are used, it is best to put them into boiling water until the skins will slip off, and then make them into a puree as directed for turnips--they are very coarse when plainly dressed.