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   Jun 27, 2014 · My understanding is that they both refer to "beans." But there are several types of beans. For instance, there are round, "starchy" kidney type beans. And there are long, stringy "green" beans. Cou...

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   Mar 15, 2024 · Explore the different types of beans in Spanish cuisine, from frijoles negros to frijoles bayos, and discover traditional bean recipes like potaje de garbanzos and ensalada de judías verdes.

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   Nov 23, 2013 · In English there is a difference between "string beans" and "green beans". String beans do still exist, but are not commonly found in supermarkets. A pod of peas still has a "string" on the side. Most likely a differientation. between green beans and string beans does not exist in Spanish.

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   Translate String bean. See 11 authoritative translations of String bean in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

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   When conversing in Spanish, you can use the term “judías verdes” to refer to string beans. For example, you can say “Me gusta comer judías verdes” which translates to “I like to eat string beans”.

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   Jan 29, 2018 · In English, if we plant a dry bean and harvest the result early, we get a green bean but if we wait with harvesting, we get dry beans again. The green bean is cooked briefly and can be eaten raw,

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   What is the difference between green beans and string beans?

   • In English there is a difference between "string beans" and "green beans". String beans do still exist, but are not commonly found in supermarkets. A pod of peas still has a "string" on the side. Most likely a differientation between green beans and string beans does not exist in Spanish. Now we all know beans about beans!

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   What are the different types of beans in the Spanish language?

   • Discover the various types of beans in the Spanish language, including frijoles negros and frijoles bayos. Try traditional bean recipes like potaje de garbanzos and ensalada de judías verdes for a taste of Spanish cuisine. Beans are a staple ingredient in Spanish cuisine, and they come in a variety of types.

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   What is the difference between'string beans' and 'vainitas'?

   • "String beans" are green beans with a "string" on the side, eaten with the pod. "Vainitas" are the same as habichuelas, but in my experience that particular word is used more in Central America than in Mexico. Your mileage, of course, may vary. "Judia verde" is another equal term, but is more likely to be heard in Spain.

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   What do you call beans in Puerto Rico?

   • The way I remember it in Puerto Rico we called all beans "habichuelas" with the exception of black eye peas which we called "frijoles" and green beans which we called "habichuelas nuevas". In Colombia frijol is used when referring to dried red kidney beans, while habichuela refers to the green version of beans.

   What is the difference between frijoles and habichuelas?

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   What is the difference between a lima bean and a HABA Bean?

   • Perhaps the main difference is that the one (the "haba") originated in North Africa and the other — the one English speakers call a lima bean (or a butter bean) and that Spanish speakers might refer to as a "pallar," a "guaracaro" in Venezuela, a "garrofón" in Spain, or simply "frijol" or "haba" (de lima) elsewhere — originated in South America.

   What is the difference between frijoles and habichuelas?

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   What kind of beans are used in Spanish cooking?

   • Frijoles pintos, or pinto beans, are another common type of bean in Spanish cooking. These beans have a pinkish-brown color and a creamy texture. They have a slightly sweet and earthy flavor, which pairs well with savory ingredients like onions, garlic, and tomatoes.

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   Oct 5, 2005 · I think we have decided that "string beans" are the SAME as green beans, thus "judías verdes," habichuelas, and other spanish words are used depending on the region. For other possibilities, see this "string": http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=55062&highlight=alubia