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Cooking beans in salt water

Cooking beans in salt water

TheFoodGeek, contributor | February 26th, 20094 comments

A traditional bit of advice in cookbooks is to avoid putting salt in the cooking water for beans. Will this toughen the beans, or is that advice not entirely correct?

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