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18307874 No.18307874 [Reply] [Original]

Disgusting vile anti-social incel here, need your advice.
I soaked chickpeas overnight (it's been 24 hours now), but I won't get to cook them today after all.
I can see by browsing the intrabiz that they could start fermenting if I keep them soaked for tomorrow.
Can I just discard the water and put them in a sealed container and cook them tomorrow?
Please help me, I am not sexually active

>> No.18307913

>>18307874
if they smell fine, dry em up and refrigerate or freeze but try to use as soon as possible
if they smell off just throw everything out

>> No.18307922

>>18307874
are you the femcel with the gay dog/s?

>> No.18307930

>>18307874
Please post pic of kitchen

>> No.18307961

>>18307913
Thank you, my new best friend. I cherish you. I want you here with me when I cook and eat them.
>>18307922
don't know what you're on about, I have a fat stinking cock
>>18307930
no, it's embarrassing

>> No.18307986

>>18307874
Were they soaking in fridge? Even if outside of fridge, 24hrs is nothing. Rinse them and try one out. Is it sour? Discard or grow sprouts. Otherwise, drain, bag and freeze. It's absolutely nothing. I had kept soaked chickpeas in fidge for over 3 days, simply change the water every 12 hrs after the first 24.
t.falafel foodspot cook

>> No.18307991

>>18307874
Just change the water and chuck em in the fridge

>> No.18307996

>>18307986
Thanks for the advice. Yes, I did keep them in the fridge for the 24 hours. Will follow what you recommended.
>>18307991
thanks, pal

>> No.18308021

Next time use garbanzo beans, they are easier to work with.

>> No.18308025

>>18308021
they make me fart out of my braphoolio, though

>> No.18308046

>>18307874
24 hours is already too long, unless you live in the arctic. They'll probably ferment and stink up your kitchen, nay, you entire house. The smell will be unlike anything your nostrils have ever experienced. In any case, if they do start to stink, DO NOT listen to the redditors who will tell you it's still fine to cook and eat them - dispose of them immediately.

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18308053

>>18308046
you are scaring me, pal

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>>18308021
Screw garbanzo, use ceci
>>18308053
Don't listen to the troll.

>> No.18308681

>>18307874
better safe than sorry am i rite harharharhar

>> No.18308687

>>18307986
What's your falafel recipe?