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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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Driskill Grill Recipient of numerous awards and consistently rated Austin''s best fine dining establishment, the Driskill Grill offers a fixed-price menu that includes innovative dishes like honey-glazed grilled Bandera quail with a cannellini bean cassoulet and herbed crusted Hodges Ranch lamb with dauphinoise potatoes.
Cannellini bean or white kidney bean - You''ve probably already encountered this Italian bean in minestrone soup or a bean salad.
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