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Originally Posted by Father'sDaughter
Oops, yes they are "Romano" beans. The recipe is for the shelled canned beans. And, just to get us back on topic a bit, the brand available around here is Goya and they sells them as "Frijoles Romanos." If you can't find Romano beans, look for Berlotti (or cranberry) beans.
Or, if you grow a lot of Roma pole beans, shell the later season beans that are too tough to eat as green beans and get left on the vine. I pick them just when the pods start to dry out for a treat that's completely different than if you let them dry completely. Either way, boil them in water until tender and dress them with the remaining ingredients.
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Sounds good, will have to try them next year like that. My beans are toast now for the season.
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