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Cuban Black Beans Slow-simmered black beans seasoned with cumin, oregano, bay leaf, and a sofrito of onion and peppers. Rich, flavorful, and deeply satisfying. 50 minEasyCubanVegetarian Egyptian Ful Medames A hearty Egyptian breakfast staple made with slow-cooked fava beans, seasoned with aromatic spices and garnished with fresh herbs and vegetables. 35 minEasyEgyptianVegan Frijoles Puertorriquenos Puerto Rican stewed beans with sofrito, tomatoes, and ham in a savory broth, a classic side dish with rich flavors that complements nearly every meal. 60 minEasyPuerto Rican Garri and Beans A classic West African dish featuring tender stewed beans seasoned with palm oil and aromatics, topped with crunchy cassava garri flakes. 70 minEasyWest AfricanVegan Habichuelas Guisadas Tender red beans stewed in a savory tomato sauce with peppers and spices, a traditional Dominican trending side dish that is hearty and flavorful. 45 minEasyDominicanVegetarian Plantain and Bean Porridge (Ewa Riro) A hearty West African one-pot dish of soft-cooked black-eyed peas simmered with ripe plantains, tomatoes, palm oil, and crayfish seasoning for a smoky, deeply savory meal. 45 minEasyWest AfricanVegan Pressure Cooker Bean Soup A hearty, protein-packed soup with mixed beans, vegetables, and spices, made quickly in a pressure cooker. 40 minEasyAmericanVegan Refried Beans Homemade refried beans made from pinto beans simmered with onion, garlic, and cumin, then mashed into a rich, creamy spread. Far superior to the canned version. 30 minEasyMexicanVegetarian Three Bean Salad A classic American picnic salad of kidney beans, chickpeas, and green beans in a sweet-tangy apple cider vinegar dressing with celery and onion. Better the next day after marinatin 10 minEasyAmericanVegan

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