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cannellini bean

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can·nel·li·ni bean  (kn-ln, kän-)
n.
A large white variety of kidney bean.
[Italian cannellini, pl. of cannellino, diminutive of cannello, little tube, diminutive of canna, reed, stalk, from Latin; see cane.]


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Add the zucchini, yellow pepper, tomato, and cannellini beans and saute for S minutes or until the vegetables are just tender.
Whole everything: stop staring at that box of whole wheat pasta or ... by Goldis, Tamara / Nutrition Action Healthletter
For example, try black beans, pinto beans, or cannellini beans in place of red beans, and try rice or quinoa instead of millet.
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However chef Gamba's distinctive amuse-bouche (scallop, cauliflower foam and vegetable souffle), wonderful tuna tartare ($16), intriguing market salad ($10), tasty veal cheek ($12) and rare cannellini bean soup with chanterelles ($9) leave much better impressions.
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