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black bean
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China
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Used in traditional Chinese cuisine, commonly in dishes such as black bean sauce for stir-fried dishes or fermented black bean paste for seasoning.
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2
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black bean
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China
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Used in a variety of traditional dishes, such as dòushā (sweet black bean paste), commonly used as a filling in desserts.
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3
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black bean
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China
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Used in traditional dishes like Chinese black bean sauce or Korean black bean noodles.
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1
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4
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black bean
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China
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Used in traditional Asian cuisine, such as in rice dishes and soups
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1
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5
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black bean
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China
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Less commonly used in traditional cuisine, and may be seen as an exotic ingredient
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1
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6
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coffee bean
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China
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Coffee bean is regarded as a foreign import and is not as central to daily life compared to traditional tea culture.
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1
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7
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mung bean
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China
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Used to make sweet desserts like mung bean paste-filled pastries
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1
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8
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mung bean
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China
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Commonly used in traditional dishes such as dals and sprouts
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1
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9
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pinto bean
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China
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Not a commonly used ingredient in traditional Indian or Chinese cuisines, and may be seen as exotic or unfamiliar.
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1
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10
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refried bean
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China
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Rarely consumed and not considered a common dish in East Asian cuisine
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1
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