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rice bean

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noun

  1. a twining southern Asian vine, Vigna umbellata, of the legume family, cultivated for its edible seeds.


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Chopra typically stopped at Chipotle several times a week for rice, bean, chicken and corn bowls, but lately decided he could make more Mexican-style food at home.

From The Wall Street Journal

In 1993, a land speculator arrived in this remote South Korean village of rice, bean and ginseng farmers, and liked what he saw.

From Los Angeles Times

Lunch was to be a bone-marrow and vegetable stew with rice, bean sprouts, kimchi and seaweed.

From New York Times

Since then, she’s enjoyed tasting kale and a variety of melons, new additions to the rice, bean and chicken dishes she usually gets at home, she said.

From Washington Times

Since then, she's enjoyed tasting kale and a variety of melons, new additions to the rice, bean and chicken dishes she usually gets at home, she said.

From US News