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What do Indians call a stew of split lentils?
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Where are most of the world's chickpeas grown?
Answer: India
Why: About three quarters of the world's chickpeas, 75% in 2023, came from Indian fields.
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Which bean makes Japan's sweet red bean paste, anko?
Answer: Adzuki bean
Why: Anko comes chunky or smooth: tsubuan keeps the adzuki beans whole, while koshian is sieved with the skins removed.
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Which bean's starch makes Chinese glass noodles?
Answer: Mung bean
Why: Unlike rice vermicelli, which stays white, these starch noodles turn see-through when cooked, hence the name.
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What can whipped chickpea water replace in meringue?
Answer: Egg whites
Why: Coined in 2015, the name aquafaba joins the Latin words for water and bean.
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What beans do Egyptians use for falafel instead of chickpeas?
Answer: Fava beans
Why: Fava beans also fill ful medames, the slow-cooked bean stew regarded as Egypt's national dish.
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Which lentils were the first vegetable to get an AOC label?
Answer: Puy lentils
Why: The rules even require the lentils to be packed in the Velay, the corner of Haute-Loire where they grow.