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Preparation & Cooking Times for Particle Baits

 

Below is a guide on how to prepare and cook a load of different particles. The list of particles shows how long you'll need to soak each particle bait, along with how long it takes to cook them.

You must always ensure your selected particle baits are cooked thoroughly as poorly prepared particles may harm carp!

Soaking and/or cooking times may vary depending on several factors. For example, trying to cook huge quantities of particles together in one go may require a longer soaking time. This is because less water will be able to circulate around each particle due to the excessive weight of massive quantities. Also, adding too much salt may require increased soaking and cooking times because it can cause the outer skins to harden, and this means the water will take longer to penetrate the particles thoroughly.

The best way to check if particles are cooked thoroughly is to pull out a few using a big spoon, let them cool a little, then see how soft they are in the middle. They should be soft and moist throughout the grain or kernel, and this is when they are cooked properly.

 

Rough Guide to Particle Preparation & Cooking

This cooking guide is listed alphabetically!

 

PARTICLE

SOAK TIMES

BOIL/ SIMMER TIME

Adzuki beans 24 hrs + up to 30 mins
Barley 6 hrs 15-20 mins
Black-eyed beans 12-14 hrs up to 30 mins
Chick peas up to 24 hrs up to 30 mins
Dari seeds 6 hrs 15 mins +
French mix (hinders) No soak times 1-2 mins
Groats No soaking time 1-2 mins
Haricot beans 12-14 hrs up to 30 mins
Hemp seed 12-24 hrs Until they split
Lupins 24 hrs up to 30 mins
Maize 24-36 hrs 30 mins +
Maize (flaked) 1 hour 1-2 mins
Maple peas 12-14 hrs up to 30 mins
Milo 6 hrs up to 30 mins
Partiblend (Hinders) No soak time 1-2 mins
Peanut kernels 24 hrs + 30 mins +
Pinto beans 12-14 hrs up to 30 mins
Red kidney beans 12-14 hrs 30 mins +
Soya beans 12-16 hrs up to 30 mins
Tares 12-14 hrs up to 30 mins
Tiger nuts (whole nuts) 24 hrs + at least 30 mins
Wheat (Buck & Graded) 6 hrs 10-15 mins

We have published the above information as a rough guide to preparing and cooking particles. We are not experts at cooking any particle baits and therefore, the information should be used as a rough guide only. If you're in any doubt, we suggest you reference our values with other particle preparation guides, or check with a reputable company such as Hinders!

 

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