[Stoves] Lets eat beans for every meal! // HAPPY NEW YEAR ;

[Frans Peeters]

Dear Paul, and All

Our naighbours  selling Deutche Grundligkeit !

 

 

   ULMERS TACHENHANDBÜCHER
LEBENSMITTEL-VERARBEITUNG im HAUSHALT.= FOOD TREATMENT IN YOUR KITCHEN .

Dr Rosmarie Zacharias Obering . Udo Hübner

ISBN 3 8001 4109 4        

1975   STUTTGART   200 PAGES

Page  101 TEMPERATURANGABEN

Abb. 4  Chemische Veranderungen von Lebensmitteln beim Erhitzen

(nach Egli 1965

GRAFIK  THEMPERATUR / TIME/REACTION-------à SULFONSPALTUNG= SULPHURE FROM
ESSENTIAL AMINOACIDS SEPARATION   AT 120° C  BY DRUCKGAREN= PRESSURE COOKER
123 °C

( GRILLEN ------à  FAT  PYROLYSE !!!  190°C )

16 REACTION FOR DIFFERENT KITCHEN TREATMENTS!!! 

 

    An other German /French  translated   book , speaks as no other about
all  aminoacids and all vegetables , how much we need from each and how to
combinate

 

Dr E SCHNEIDER                ( Hamburg )

LA SANT,SA SE MANGE       555 PAGES

 

    Paul become a cook Professor and Happy New Year !

You need 11-20% proteïnes out the 2000 Kca/ day           DONT DESTRUCT THE
ESSENTIALS WITH SULPHUR  .

 

Frans

 

 

 

 

Van: Stoves [mailto:stoves-bounces at lists.bioenergylists.org] Namens Paul
Anderson
Verzonden: zaterdag 31 december 2016 1:42
Aan: Discussion of biomass cooking stoves
Onderwerp: Re: [Stoves] Lets eat beans for every meal!

 

Frans,

Your message is the first I have read stating DISadvantages of pressure
cookers.   Can you provide some references, etc., please?

Paul





Doc  /  Dr TLUD  /  Prof. Paul S. Anderson, PhD
Email:  psanders at ilstu.edu
Skype:   paultlud    Phone: +1-309-452-7072
Website:  www.drtlud.com

On 12/30/2016 6:33 PM, Frans Peeters wrote:

Dears,

 

  I can tell one important thing : Pressured steamcooking is not healthy
becouse at 120° C you destroying the SULFHUR –AMINO ACIDS most important
essential bilding blocks from proteÏnes TO FORM NEW BODY MEAT ; Our body
need to contain 800g Sulphur !

Steam cooking without pressure is ideal and I use it for 7 years . China
3000 years

  But in Europe beans are sold mostly in cans  of 400grams . Ready for use
the hole year .

 

Frans

 

Van: Stoves [mailto:stoves-bounces at lists.bioenergylists.org] Namens Ingelore
Kahrens
Verzonden: vrijdag 30 december 2016 18:48
Aan: Discussion of biomass cooking stoves
Onderwerp: Re: [Stoves] Lets eat beans for every meal!

 

Hi Paul and Teddy,

from what I read I understand that the new products will be introduced in
the market in early 2017. I will ask my female town-dwelling friends in
Kenya to watch out for them and do some sampling and research. These
products could be very beneficial to people living in urban areas. As for
those in rural areas, soaking the beans before cooking and using the basket
cooker will be a good option as many/most of them grow their own beans.

Ingelore Kahrens

 

Am 30.12.2016 um 16:06 schrieb Paul Anderson:

Teddy,

Very interesting.   Can you (or anyone) provide more info about the
equipment (especially size) to pre-cook the beans.




 steam-cook beans in big metal containers, before cooling and packaging them
for sale.

I am wondering if the "steam-cooking" is with a pressure cooker?   And about
the volume of beans per batch and total quantity per day.

The shelf-life of cooked foods is rather short unless:
a.  canning
b.  preservatives
c.  refrigeration
d.  other ????
Are any of these methods being used?

Please keep us informed about this.





Doc  /  Dr TLUD  /  Prof. Paul S. Anderson, PhD
Email:  psanders at ilstu.edu
Skype:   paultlud    Phone: +1-309-452-7072
Website:  www.drtlud.com

On 12/30/2016 5:16 AM, Cookswell Jikos wrote:

Perhaps a very interesting approach to reducing some of the negatives
associated with cooking in East Africa. Does anyone know more about this?
http://news.trust.org/item/20161216080433-4azer 

 

''George Oketch from Wiga village in Homa Bay County said his family of nine
now eats more beans thanks to the shorter cooking time.

"Initially, we cooked beans only twice a month, but now we eat beans three
times a week," he said.

 

The C$2.65 million ($1.99 million) project - whose first phase began in
October 2014 and ends next March - is being implemented by Uganda's National
Agricultural Research Organisation and Kenya's Agricultural and Livestock
Research Organization.

 

Ouma said a survey in Uganda showed an average family consumed about 12 kg
of beans per month, requiring around 288 kg of charcoal per year to cook
them.

The project, targeting a sample of 10,000 households in Kenya and 7,000 in
Uganda, should prevent some 400,000 kg of charcoal being burned per year, he
added. "This is a big impact on deforestation," he said.'' 

 

 

Teddy

 

 

 












 








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