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The pods are ivory white with red streaks that look like flames. Original seed was reportedly from Tierra del Fuego on the tip of South America, sent to Italy and spread through southern Europe. It is a relative of the Cranberry bean. |
The pods are ivory white with red streaks that look like flames. Original seed was reportedly from Tierra del Fuego on the tip of South America, sent to Italy and spread through southern Europe. It is a relative of the Cranberry bean. |
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The pods are ivory white with red streaks that look like flames. Original seed was reportedly from Tierra del Fuego on the tip of South America, sent to Italy and spread through southern Europe. It is a relative of the Cranberry bean.
The Tongues of Fire Beans has an excellent, nutty flavor, and are commonly used in Italian soups and stews.
