Anasazi beans are small kidney shaped purple and white beans in the same family as pinto beans. They can be used in Latin American and Southwestern cuisines, and have a mild, sweet flavor which pairs with a mealy texture.
Anasazi beans - Named after the ancient ones, ancestors of the southwestern Native Americans, this is one of the oldest varieties; developed by forebears of the Pueblo Indians in what is now New Mexico, ...
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Anasazi Bean
A dried bean considered to have originated in New Mexico as a traditional Native American food for over a thousand years. This bean, which has a dark red and white color, is a relative to the pinto bean.
(Or how about some Zesty Adzuki Bean Salad?) Anasazi Beans This burgundy and white heirloom variety is popular in Southwestern recipes — especially soups. It's no surprise since they make an excellent substitute for pinto beans.
Anasazi Enchiladas
These baked enchiladas are made with Anasazi beans and seasoned with cilantro, cumin and three chees...
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Slightly hot light-green pepper. Found in most supermarkets. There is also a Red Anaheim pepper. These are usually fond dried. Do not substitute the dried for the fresh. Anasazi beans ...
They're often used to make refried beans and chili. Substitutes: chili bean OR rattlesnake bean OR red kidney bean OR anasazi bean (sweeter than pinto) OR Roman bean OR borlotti bean OR cranberry bean (larger) OR azuki bean ...
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