How To Roast Fava Beans

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Fava beans are all over the farmer's markets right now. They make a great side dish!

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Grab a medium-sized bowl. Open the fava beans and remove the beans. Place them into the bowl. You can compost the shells.

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Fava Beans get almost a caramelized flavor when you roast them. Serve them with chicken, beef, or fish dishes.

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This is what your roasted fava beans should look like. The skin puckers and gets a little crispy, and the beans inside are soft and flavorful.

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How To Roast Fava Beans

Fava beans are all over the farmer's markets right now. They make a great side dish!

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Fava beans look like really big green bean pods. They are grown as a crop cover to rest soil. The beans inside are very tasty!

Grab a medium-sized bowl. Open the fava beans and remove the beans. Place them into the bowl. You can compost the shells.

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Fava Beans get almost a caramelized flavor when you roast them. Serve them with chicken, beef, or fish dishes.

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Toss the fava beans with oil, minced garlic, salt/pepper, and seasonings. I like to use Italian seasonings for roasted fava beans.

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This is what your roasted fava beans should look like. The skin puckers and gets a little crispy, and the beans inside are soft and flavorful.