Corona Beans
This immense, ivory-peach-colored
bean's rich flavor and tender yet
meaty texture makes it an ideal
meat substitute. 17.63 oz. bag
$12. The large, broad Corona
bean is named after the
luminescent halo of light that
appears around the moon and
sometimes the sun. The word crown
is derived from the word corona,
making the Corona bean the king of
beans. It has been a staple of
Italian food for centuries. Often
called "the poor man's meat"
because of it's rich flavor and
tender yet meaty texture, it is an
excellent meat substitute or
complement and of course ideal for
pasta e fagioli. Nicola
DeLaurentiis and his wife Paola
operate Casina
Rossa in the Abruzzo region
of Italy. Nicola DeLaurentiis is
driven to tirelessly invent,
improve, innovate and refine his
products.
A
Recipe with Corona Beans - from
the folks at The Taste of Oregon
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