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    Default Broad beans/Fava Beans


    hi. i am trying on a new recipe and i think these are foreign terms. so id like to know if you know a specific place where i can buy these. would be helpful as well if you know the local terms (like bisaya or tagalog) thanks ahead..

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    Default Re: Broad beans/Fava Beans

    fresh beans? or kanang dried?

    for fresh murag wala but you can use baguio beans "string beans" ayaw lang nang sitaw "snake beans" kung dili asian recipe imo gamit. french beans is becoming common here in cebu but scarce you can also use that.

    but if your more interested at the BEANS gyud. metro ayala sell them per bag, imported sya i forgot the brand. a bit pricey
    you can also substitute it by using navy beans. kanang white beans makita nimo sa grocery the beans they use for making pork and beans.
    there is also a canned variety.

    the tip on using beans "dried" is to always soak them in water before using them
    the lenght of time will depend on the type of beans. ex. navy beans a minimum of 8 hours, i usually do 12 hours to be on the safe side.

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