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navy bean
a small, white bean, dried for prolonged storage and prepared for eating by soaking and cooking.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of navy bean1
An Americanism dating back to 1885–60; so called from wide use in the U.S. Navy
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Followers also often consume and sell food made from navy beans, including pies, which are promoted as healthy.
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Wash the navy beans and run hot water through them until they are slightly whitened.
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Chickpeas also lend well to tomatoes, which is why I used them here over the classic dish’s navy beans.
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The chickpeas could become black beans, navy beans or butternut squash.
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For this recipe, use something with a mild flavor and creamy interior texture, such as cannellini beans, chickpeas, great northern beans or navy beans.
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