Beans (Dark Red Kidney) are another dry bean that we keep in our vegan pantry, where they are always ready for us to make into a chili or another vegan recipe. See more about them below.
Beans (Dark Red Kidney)
More About Beans (Dark Red Kidney):
We could not find a lot of specific information about this specific variety of beans; however, on eHow, we did find this comment: “Dark red kidney beans and light red kidney beans, while slightly different in color, are extremely similar in flavor, texture and nutritional value. While the two beans are actually different species, they can be used interchangeably.”
This variety of beans have a slightly thicker skin than the lighter red species, but we could find nothing about the specific species name, and references still list them as native to Central and South America. These beans, like other related beans have a whitish interior. We use these cooked beans on our salads, in chili, and in other recipes calling for kidney beans.
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