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Food Ingredients - Legumes

Here you will learn the names of different legumes in English such as "chickpea", "soybean", and "lentil".

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chickpea
chickpea
[noun]

a round yellowish seed that resembles a pea, used in cooking

Ex: She mashed chickpeas with garlic, lemon juice, and olive oil, creating a creamy and delicious homemade hummus. 
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garbanzo
garbanzo
[noun]

a type of edible legume characterized by its round shape and nutty flavor

Ex: They engaged in a friendly cooking competition, each utilizing garbanzo beans as the star ingredient. 
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beechnut
beechnut
[noun]

the small, triangular nut produced by the beech tree, known for its smooth outer shell and delicate, edible kernel

Ex: She added crushed beechnuts to her morning oatmeal, enhancing its flavor. 
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pigeon pea

a legume with edible seeds, commonly used in various culinary dishes, known for its mild flavor and nutritional valuet

Ex: As he explored the local market, he discovered a bag of pigeon pea snacks. 
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soybean
soybean
[noun]

a type of plant in the legume family that is high in protein and used in a variety of foods such as tofu and soy milk

Ex: Farmers harvested soybeans at the end of the season. 
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lima bean
lima bean
[noun]

a large, flat legume with a creamy texture and mild, buttery flavor

Ex: She added steamed lima beans to her garden salad. 
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bean
bean
[noun]

a seed growing in long pods on a climbing plant, eaten as a vegetable

Ex: I like to add beans to my salads for an extra dose of fiber and texture. 
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adzuki bean

a small, reddish-brown legume known for its slightly sweet flavor and versatile use in both savory and sweet dishes

Ex: My vegetarian friend enjoyed a nourishing adzuki bean grain bowl for lunch. 
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mung bean
mung bean
[noun]

a small, green legume with a tender texture and a slightly nutty flavor

Ex: He relished a warm bowl of mung bean soup. 
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lentil
lentil
[noun]

a small, round, and often dried seed that is high in protein and is used for cooking soups, stews, etc.

Ex: She carefully arranged a colorful lentil salad, featuring a variety of fresh vegetables and a tangy dressing. 
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broad bean

a large flat bean that is green in color and comes in a pod, eaten raw or cooked

Ex: As he explored a vibrant food festival, he discovered a food truck serving crispy broad bean chips. 
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asparagus bean

a long and slender legume that resembles asparagus in appearance and taste

Ex: Asparagus beanare rich in iron and vitamin K. 
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black-eyed pea

a legume with a distinctive cream-colored skin and a small black mark resembling an eye

Ex: Black-eyed peas are commonly used in stews, soups, salads, and traditional dishes. 
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carob
carob
[noun]

a long brown edible pod with a sweet chocolatey flavor that grows on a small evergreen tree

Ex: I replaced cocoa powder with carob powder in my favorite cake recipe. 
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cowpea
cowpea
[noun]

a legume with a cream-colored skin and a kidney-shaped appearance

Ex: As a vegetarian, she often turned to cowpea salads for a protein-packed dish. 
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kidney bean

a variety of legume with a distinctive kidney shape and a robust, nutty flavor

Ex: As she explored a bustling street market, she discovered a vendor selling savory kidney bean tacos. 
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split-pea
split-pea
[noun]

a type of legume derived from dried peas that have been split in half for cooking purposes

Ex: She hosted a gathering and served split-pea croquettes. 
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tamarind
tamarind
[noun]

a tropical seed pod that bears very acidic and brown fruits, used in Asian cuisine

Ex: Tamarind is known for its digestive properties and is often used to soothe an upset stomach. 
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winged bean

a legume with edible pods that have distinctive wing-like protrusions along their length

Ex: My son enjoyed winged bean and coconut soup that I made for the first time. 
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snap pea
snap pea
[noun]

a variety of edible pod pea that can be eaten whole, including the crunchy and sweet pod along with the peas inside

Ex: My father asked me to create a refreshing snap pea and mint salad for dinner. 
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black bean

a small, shiny, and black-colored bean that has a somewhat oval shape and is commonly used in Latin American, Caribbean, and Asian cuisine

Ex: She made a black bean soup for dinner. 
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white bean

a variety of legume with creamy-colored seeds that have a mild flavor and a smooth, buttery texture

Ex: For a quick and easy vegetarian dinner, try the white bean and vegetable stir-fry. 
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cranberry bean

a legume with a red and white shell, prized for its creamy texture and nutty taste in culinary applications

Ex: They participated in a friendly cooking competition, each showcasing their creativity with cranberry beans. 
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pulse
pulse
[noun]

the edible seeds of some plants such as peas, lentils, etc.

Ex: Lentils are a type of pulse commonly used in soups and stews. 
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