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Fasolia Plake Megalosperma Prespon Florinas

Prespes, Greece
4.5

This is a variety of the common bean that is cultivated in the in the rural areas of the Prespon area of Fiorina prefecture. These beans owe their exquisite organoleptic properties to the unique microclimate and warm and fertile soil of the area. ... READ MORE

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Mongeta del Ganxet

Vallès, Spain
4.4

Mongeta del Ganxet are the beans of the ganxet variety grown in the districts of Vallès Occidental, Vallès Oriental, El Maresme and La Selva. The tradition of cultivating ad growing beans over generations produced ... READ MORE

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Fasolia Vanilies Feneou

Feneos, Greece
4.4

This is a variety of the common bean produced in the municipality of Feneos in the Peloponnese. They have been grown in the area using traditional methods and experience passed down from one generation to the next since the end of the 19th century... READ MORE

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Fassolia Kina Messosperma Kato Nevrokopiou

Kato Nevrokopi Municipality, Greece
4.3

This is a variety of the common bean that is traditionally cultivated in the Kato Nevrokopi basin in Drama prefecture. They are medium-sized beans, and are cylindrical in shape. They are cultivated in open fields in limestone-free soils. They are ... READ MORE

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Faba Asturiana

Asturias, Spain
3.9

Faba Asturiana are dried white kidney beans of the Phaseolus vulgaris species , removed from the pod, produced in the Autonomous Community of Asturias. These traditional Granja Asturiana beans must be healthy an... READ MORE

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Mung beans (Moong)

India
3.8

Grown in India since ancient times, and still cultivated throughout Southeast Asia, Africa, Australia, and South America, mung bean is a legume with many forms: whole, split with skins, split and hulled, and sprouted, but it also comes in the form... READ MORE

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Alubia de La Bañeza-León

Astorga, Spain
3.7

Alubia de La Bañeza-León are dried beans of the local Canela, Plancheta, Riñón Menudo and Pinta varieties. They are traditionally grown throughout the provinces of Leon and Z... READ MORE

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Fesols de Santa Pau

Catalonia, Spain
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Fesols de Santa Pau are the beans of the species Phaseolus vulgaris, L, grown in the district of Garrotxa, in the Autonomous Community of Catalonia. A short growth time, combined with optimal weather conditions and highly fertile... READ MORE

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Fagiolo di Sarconi

Province of Potenza, Italy
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Grown at altitudes of 600m, in fertile alluvial soils characterized by good water retention and no limestone, Fagiolo di Sarconi refers to the fresh or dry beans of the Cannellino, Borlotto, Tabacchino, San ... READ MORE

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Faba de Lourenzá

La Mariña, Spain
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Faba de Lourenzá are beans of the traditional Faba Galaica variety of Phaseolus vulgaris, L, produced on the coast of the province of Lugo. These kidney beans have become highly popular due to their exceptional cu... READ MORE

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Garrofón

Valencian Community, Spain
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Garrofón are traditional Spanish butter beans originating from Valencia. These special lima beans are an essential ingredient of the original Valencian paella. They are white, flat, and large with thin skin. The flavor is mild and creamy, w... READ MORE

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Coco de Paimpol

Paimpol, France
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Coco de Paimpol is a half-dry haricot bean produced in the Côtes d'Armor region in France. The beans come in pale yellow pods so they must be shelled. They are white and cook very rapidly. Their season is from late summer to early a... READ MORE

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Mogette de Vendée

Vendée, France
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Mogette de Vendée are white beans of the Phaseolus vulgaris species, produced in the Vendée region in France since the 16th century. When dry, the beans have delicate skin with accentuated veins, which melts in the ... READ MORE

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Judías de El Barco de Ávila

Province of Ávila, Spain
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Judías de El Barco de Ávila are the dried, mostly white beans grown in the area of El Barco de Avila. These beans are of the following varieties; Blanca Riñón, Blanca Redonda, Morada Larga, READ MORE

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Haricot Tarbais

Tarbes, France
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Haricot Tarbais are fresh, dried or processed beans produced on the plots of four French regions since the 16th century. Beans are harvested exclusively by hand and dried in their pods before threshing. When fresh, they are green-yellow i... READ MORE

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Bruna Bönor från Öland

Öland Island, Sweden
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Bruna bönor från Öland are dried seeds that come from several different varieties of brown beans: Bonita, Karin, Katja and Stella 1, grown on the island of Öland with its favorable ... READ MORE

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Piloy beans (Frijoles piloy)

Guatemala
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Piloy beans (known as "frijoles piloy" in Spanish) are a type of large, red or purple kidney-shaped bean native to Guatemala and Central America. They are a staple ingredient in Guatemalan cuisine, often used in traditional dishes like piloyada an... READ MORE

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Fagiolo di Sorana

Province of Pistoia, Italy
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Grown along the Pescia River, on about a dozen farms located in the Tuscan province of Pistoia, Fagiolo di Sorana refers to the local legume cultivar of the Phaseolus vulgaris L. botanical species. Because of their slightly flatt... READ MORE

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Fagioli Bianchi di Rotonda

Province of Potenza, Italy
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Legumes have always been present in the rural tradition of the Mercure Valley and played a major role in the agricultural history of the Basilicata region. A fundamental ingredient of the local Pollino cuisine, the white Rotonda beans are... READ MORE

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Fagiolo Cannellino di Atina

Province of Frosinone, Italy
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Grown in the province of Frosinone, on the fertile alluvial plains along the banks of river Melfa and the Mollarino stream, Fagiolo di Atina are white beans of the Cannellino variety. These extremely tender beans have a skin so thin they ... READ MORE

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Fagiolo Cuneo

Province of Cuneo, Italy
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Named after the province of Cuneo in which they are traditionally grown, Fagiolo Cuneo refers to the red colored shelling-ready pods and dried beans of the Billò, Corona, and Bianco di Bagnasco legume var... READ MORE

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Fagiolo di Lamon della Vallata Bellunese

Province of Belluno, Italy
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Grown on the fertile Lamon Plateau nestled in the Veneto's province of Belluno, Fagiolo di Lamon della Vallata Bellunese refers to the fresh or dry legumes of the following varieties: Spagnolo, Spagnolit, CalonegaREAD MORE

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Lingot du Nord

Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France
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Lingot du Nord are white, oval beans of the Lingot variety, grown in the Lys valley in France, including the regions of Nord and Pas de Calais. What differentiates these beans from other beans is the fact that they are dried on c... READ MORE

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Rapski zelenčić

Rab, Croatia
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Rapski zelenčić is a traditional bean variety originating from the island of Rab in Croatia. The beans are green in color and the size is very small, with some locals even calling it miniature. This bean variety grows exclusively on the island of ... READ MORE

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Fagiolo di San Quirino

San Quirino, Italy
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Fagiolo di San Quirino is a traditional bean variety originating from a small town near Pordenone called San Quirino. The beans are pale brown in color with a white eye and a dark brown iris, while the shape is elongated. They're traditionally har... READ MORE

Dishes with Beans

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Calentado

Antioquia Department

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Most iconic: Abasto (Bogotá, Colombia)

Calentado is a traditional breakfast consisting of last night's leftovers that are simply reheated. It stems from the past, when much of the Colombian population lived in poverty and nothing was wasted. This hearty breakfast usually includes rice,... READ MORE

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Seco de cabrito

Peru

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Most iconic: El Bolivariano (Pueblo Libre, Peru)

Seco de cabrito is a traditional dish that was originally prepared in the north of the country, but nowadays it's also popular in coastal areas. It consists of goat meat that's cooked with hot peppers, peas, carrots, and cilantro sauce. The list o... READ MORE

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Pollo encacahuatado

Puebla

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Pollo encacahuatado is a Mexican dish believed to have originated in Puebla. It consists of chicken pieces that are cooked in a delicious peanut sauce made with lard, tomatoes, onions, garlic, peanuts, chilis, cinnamon, and chicken stock. The meat... READ MORE

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Diri ak pwa

Haiti

4.5

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Diri ak pwa, also called diri kole ak pwa, is the national dish of Haiti, consisting of rice and beans. The dish became a common, everyday staple during the period of slavery, when rice and beans were two of the few ingredients that were ... READ MORE

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Tortas

Puebla de Zaragoza

4.4

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Most iconic: Taquería El Turix (Mexico City, Mexico)

Mexican tortas are luscious traditional sandwiches filled with delicious, mostly authentic Mexican ingredients. They are a unique Mexican creation, considering they are served in bread rolls, an ingredient that is not so often associated with Mexi... READ MORE

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Feijão tropeiro

São Paulo

4.4

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Most iconic: Bené da Flauta (Ouro Preto, Brazil)

Feijão tropeiro is a traditional dish from the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais. A favorite dish of cattle rangers (tropeiros), it consists of beans that are cooked with salted or dried meat, manioc flour, and various flavorings, he... READ MORE

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La jota triestina

Trieste

4.4

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La jota triestina is a traditional soup originating from Trieste. Although there are various versions, the dish is usually made with a combination of beans, olive oil, potatoes, sauerkraut, flour, pancetta, garlic, cumin, bay leaves, salt, and pep... READ MORE

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Borscht (Borsch)

Ukraine

4.3

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Most iconic: Żurownia (Katowice, Poland)

The iconic borsch is probably the most famous Ukrainian dish, also considered the country's national dish. It is a comforting soup made with beetroot, meat or bone stock, and sautéed vegetables. There are many variations - the broth can be ... READ MORE

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Feijoada

Brazil

4.3

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Most iconic: Bar do Mineiro (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

Feijoada or feijoada completa is Brazil's national dish, a hearty stew featuring pork and black beans. The dish is consumed throughout the country, and every family in Brazil has their own, special recipe. Sautéed greens, cheese ro... READ MORE

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Tacos de canasta

Tlaxcala

4.3

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Most iconic: Tacos de Canasta Los Especiales (Mexico City, Mexico)

Taco de canasta is a variety of taco that is extremely popular in Mexico City but originated in Tlaxcala, consisting of a soft, moist, steamed taco filled with anything from potatoes, shredded chicken, and refried beans to mole verde and grilled m... READ MORE

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Ghormeh sabzi

Iran

4.3

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Most iconic: Hafez (Westminster, England)

Ghormeh sabzi is an Iranian herb stew, commonly eaten everywhere in Iran and considered to be the national dish of the country. Although there are numerous ways to prepare the dish, the essential ingredient is a combination of fried herbs, usually... READ MORE

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Enfrijolada

Mexico

4.3

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Most iconic: Truco 7 Restaurant (Guanajuato City, Mexico)

Enfrijolada is a Mexican dish consisting of fresh corn tortillas smothered with beans in their liquid. Fillings and toppings vary from one cook to another since this dish is popular throughout Mexico due to its nutritive value and inexpensive ingr... READ MORE

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Tutu de feijão

Minas Gerais

4.3

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Most iconic: Virada's do Largo (Tiradentes, Brazil)

Tutu de feijão is a traditional dish originating from the region of Minas Gerais. The dish is made with a combination of puréed beans (traditionally black beans) and cassava flour that's used as a thickening agent. Other ingredients ... READ MORE

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Frijoles charros

Mexico

4.3

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Most iconic: El Fogon (Playa del Carmen, Mexico)

Frijoles charros is a simple Mexican dish consisting of beans, onions, tomatoes, chile peppers, and coriander. Meat such as bacon, ham, or salt pork is also used in the dish, but mostly as a flavoring agent. The combination of those ingredients is... READ MORE

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Pasulj

Serbia

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Most iconic: Plava Frajla (Novi Sad, Serbia)

Pasulj is a popular Serbian bean soup that is traditionally prepared with white beans. The beans are usually simmered with sausage, bacon, or ham, and vegetables such as onions and carrots. Paprika, bay leaves, and garlic are commonly used as seas... READ MORE

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Ciorbă de fasole cu afumătură

Romania

4.3

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Rich and smoky, this white bean soup with smoked meat is a staple in most Romanian households. It consists of boiled dry white beans enriched with chunks of smoked meat such as pork knuckles or ribs, ham, or bacon, as well as root vegetables. Typi... READ MORE

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Piyaz

Antalya Province

4.3

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Most iconic: Şişçi Ramazan'ın Yeri (Muratpaşa, Turkiye)

Piyaz is a traditional salad. In most of the country, it's a general term for a dish of dried beans, parsley, onions, and sumac. In Antalya, however, piyaz also contains a rich and smooth sauce consisting of tahini, lemon juice, and vinegar. The b... READ MORE

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Casado

Costa Rica

4.3

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Most iconic: Soda Viquez (Tabacon, Costa Rica)

Casado is the most popular dish in Costa Rica, consisting of white rice, beans, meat such as pork, chicken, or beef, and a salad such as iceberg or coleslaw. Additional side dishes may include avocado slices, French fries, cheese tortillas, fried ... READ MORE

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Bunny Chow

Durban

4.3

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Most iconic: Capscium Restaurant (Durban, South Africa)

Bunny chow is a South African dish consisting of a half or a quarter loaf of bread that is hollowed out and stuffed with curry that has been cooked with kidney beans or meats such as mutton, chicken, and lamb. It is traditionally consumed without ... READ MORE

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Fanesca

Ecuador

4.3

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Most iconic: Miskay (Quito, Ecuador)

Fanesca is a unique Ecuadorian soup characterized by its thick consistency, consisting of fresh Andean grains, beans, peas, and lentils, combined with salt cod cooked in milk. There should be 12 different grains and beans in the soup, symbolizing ... READ MORE

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Gamjatang

Jeolla Province

4.3

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Most iconic: One Dang Gamjatang (Seoul, South Korea)

Gamjatang is a flavorful Korean stew made with pork spine and potatoes as the key ingredients, along with bean paste, chili powder, and garlic which are also simmered in the pot. The dish is usually topped with sesame leaves and served with a bowl... READ MORE

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Arrumadinho

Pernambuco

4.3

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Most iconic: Bar do Tonhão (Recife, Brazil)

Arrumadinho is a complex Brazilian dish that is usually served as an appetizer. The dish is a combination of four elements that are neatly organized and served together as a complete meal. The essential parts are sliced, sun-dried beef, diced and ... READ MORE

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Menestrón

Peru

4.3

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Menestrón is a Peruvian soup that is an adaptation of the famous Italian minestrone. The soup became popular in Peru with the first Italian immigrants, and over time, it was adapted for local palates using a variety of Peruvian ing... READ MORE

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Frijoles puercos

Mexico

4.3

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Frijoles puercos is a traditional bean-based dish. This appetizer, side dish, or even a dip is usually made with a combination of cooked beans, chipotle chili peppers, beef or pork chorizo, lard, jalapeños, and Oaxaca or Chihuahua cheese (o... READ MORE

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Bandeja paisa

Antioquia Department

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Most iconic: Restaurante Hatoviejo (Medellín, Colombia)

Bandeja paisa, also known as bandeja de arriero, bandeja montanera and bandeja antioquena, is Colombia's national dish since 2005, a heavy, caloric meal traditionally served on a big, oval platter and intended to be eaten for lun... READ MORE

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Mission Burrito

San Francisco

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Most iconic: La Taqueria (San Francisco, United States of America)

The first Mission burrito was made either at El Faro taqueria in San Francisco's Mission District on September 26, 1961 or at La Cumbre taqueria on September 29, 1969. The burrito is quite large and consists of a big, press-steam... READ MORE

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Khoresh gheimeh

Iran

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Most iconic: Ravagh (Manhattan, United States of America)

Khoresh gheimeh, occasionally called simply gheimeh or gheimeh polo, is a traditional meat stew made with yellow split beans. Traditionally it was always made with cubed beef or lamb, but modern variations sometimes include lean ... READ MORE

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Fasole batută

Romania

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Most iconic: Lacrimi și Sfinți (Bucharest, Romania)

Fasole batută is a traditional bean paste consisting of mashed white beans combined with minced garlic, oil, bean stock, salt, and pepper. It is typically topped with onions which have been cooked with tomato paste, sugar, and paprika powder. Smoo... READ MORE

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Tavče gravče

North Macedonia

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Most iconic: Kuḱa na Mijacite (Rostushe, North Macedonia)

Tavče gravče is the national dish of North Macedonia consisting of beans stewed with onions, oil, dried pepper flakes, and seasonings such as salt, parsley, and black pepper. Although it is primarily a vegetarian dish, some recipes call for the ad... READ MORE

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Budae jjigae

Uijeongbu

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This Korean stew usually combines kelp and anchovy stock with kimchi, baked beans, spam, and hot dog sausages, while the common addition also includes ramen noodles, pork, potato noodles, rice cakes, or tofu. Also known as army stew, buda... READ MORE

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Green Chili Stew

New Mexico

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Most iconic: Frontier Restaurant (Albuquerque, United States of America)

Green and red chilis are synonymous with New Mexican cuisine, so much that even the road signs welcoming you to the state are marked with a pair of chilis. It is no wonder that green chili stew has some sort of a legendary status in New Mexico. Al... READ MORE

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Belizean Rice and Beans with Stewed Chicken

Belize

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Belizean rice and beans with stewed chicken is the national dish of Belize. Simple and cheap ingredients that make the dish are taken to another level by the skillful addition of various spices, with each cook making the dish a little bit differen... READ MORE

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Gallina pinta

Sonora

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Gallina pinta is a traditional soup originating from Sonora. The name of the soup means speckled hen and it refers to the colorful ingredients used in its preparation - white corn, red chili peppers, and brown beans. Other ingredients include oxta... READ MORE

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Chimichanga

Tucson

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Most iconic: El Charro Cafe (Tucson, United States of America)

Chimichanga is a wrapped, deep-fried flour tortilla filled with a variety of ingredients such as shredded chicken, beef, rice, beans, onions, and cheese. Although the dish is especially popular in the Mexican regions of Sinaloa and Sonora, most pe... READ MORE

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Kuru fasulye

Turkiye

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Most iconic: Erzincanlı Ali Baba (Fatih, Turkiye)

This traditional Turkish white bean stew is a staple in virtually every household and lokanta—an establishment serving simple but hearty meals to people on the go. Kuru fasulye translates to dried beans which are first soak... READ MORE

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Tostada

Mexico

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Most iconic: Contramar (Mexico City, Mexico)

Tostada is a Mexican dish consisting of toasted tortillas (hence the name) filled with various meats and vegetables. The dish is often topped with melted cheese, although there are numerous variations of tostada recipes throughout Latin America. I... READ MORE

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Ciorbă de fasole

Romania

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Most iconic: Caru' cu Bere (Bucharest, Romania)

Ciorbă de fasole is a type of traditional Romanian sour soup made with dry beans and vegetables such as onions, red peppers, parsley root, and celery root. The soup is typically seasoned with salt, pepper, lovage, thyme, and borş. Ciorbă de fasole... READ MORE

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Fabada Asturiana

Asturias

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Most iconic: El Llar de Viri (San Román, Spain)

This comforting stew known as fabada Asturiana is a signature dish of the famous Spanish region of Asturias. The stew consists of plump white beans, chorizo, morcilla blood sausages, and pork fat, flavored with smoked paprika and... READ MORE

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Gallo pinto

Costa Rica

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Most iconic: Soda La Naranja (Montezuma, Costa Rica)

Gallo pinto, sometimes referred to only as pinto, is the traditional national dish of Costa Rica and Nicaragua. Although many variations of the dish exist, at its most basic it is a blend of cooked and fried rice and beans, combined with ... READ MORE

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Pabellón criollo

Venezuela

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Most iconic: La Guayaba Verde (Caracas, Venezuela)

Pabellon criollo is a traditional dish consisting of black beans, white rice, and slices of steak cooked with tomatoes. The word pabellon means flag, referring to the colors of individual components, which are arranged to resembl... READ MORE

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Tacu-tacu

Peru

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Most iconic: Restaurante Bar Cordano (Lima District, Peru)

Tacu-tacu is a simple and rustic Peruvian dish that combines rice, beans, various spices, and onions. The ingredients are typically pan-fried and formed in a thick, pancake-like dish. It is believed that tacu-tacu originated among the African comm... READ MORE

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Loubia

Morocco

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Most iconic: Khamsa (Lambeth, England)

Loubia is a traditional North African dish consisting of stewed white beans. This dish is very popular in Moroccan, Tunisian, Algerian, and Libyan homes, where the beans that have been simmered in a zesty tomato-based sauce are typically scooped u... READ MORE