-
Culinary historians argue that
habichuela con
dulce might be
frejol colado's long lost cousin. A
theory argues that
habichuelas con
dulce was
derived from...
- Juan
Gandulla known as
Habichuela (maternal
surname according to sources:
Padilla or Gómez and
nicknamed "
Habichuela") (b. Cadiz; 1860s or 1871 - f. Madrid;...
- used for a
variation of the
Moros y
Cristianos simply called Moro de
habichuelas negras. The
black turtle bean is also po****r as a soup ingredient. In...
- Pepe
Habichuela (born 1944 as José
Antonio Carmona Carmona) is a
Spanish flamenco guitarist,
cited as one of the
great flamenco masters and one of Spain's...
- in
their broth with the rice separate.
Dominican Republic:
Arroz con
habichuelas:
typically red
beans stewed with squash, cilantro, onions, orégano, garlic...
- "snaps." In the Philippines, they are also
known as "Baguio beans" or "
habichuelas" to
distinguish them from
yardlong beans. They are
distinguished from...
-
gallo pinto,
moros y cristianos, feijoada, casamiento, and
arroz con
habichuelas. A
similar vegetarian dish
rajma chawal (which
translates literally to...
-
similar dish in Cuba and
Dominican Republic named as
Arroz Blanco con
habichuelas negras (White Rice and
Black Beans). Ropa
vieja - Beef
component of the...
-
leche (or
arroz con dulce),
bizcocho dominicano (lit. 'Dominican cake'),
habichuelas con dulce, flan, frío frío (snow cones),
dulce de leche, and caña (sugarcane)...
- bean soup, sopa de
habichuelas, sopa de
frijoles ("soup of red beans" in Spanish), or
sancocho de
habichuelas,
caldo de
habichuelas ("bean broth"), Mexican...
