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12 My understanding is that they both refer to "beans." But there are several types of beans. For instance, there are round, "starchy" kidney type beans. And there are long, stringy "green" beans. Could "frijoles" ref...
The green bean is cooked briefly and can be eaten raw, whereas the dry bean must be very thoroughly cooked. What are these two food items called? (A related question is "What is the difference between frijoles and hab...
Growing up my Grandfather would ask my Mother to cook some black eyed peas for good luck in the New Year. I'm having trouble remembering the Spanish word that he would use. What could it be?
Green beans are, in Spanish, "judías verdes" - why? What is the connection? Were Jewish people known for eating a lot of green beans, or what?
Que hábilmente abarca desde móviles hasta supercomputadoras, todos son dispositivos y para todos su función escencial es el cómputo. Claro que es como decir " Está noche cenaré un rico plato de Phaseolus vulgaris de l...
Aquí se come ??? y arroz con habichuelas. Parecía que decía "vianda" pero su significado (tal y como se conoce en España) no acababa de encajar, y algunos incluso pensaban que decía "mierda" lo cual tenía aún menos se...
Cuando alguien mezcla arroz y frijoles, mi esposa llama el resultado sambumbo. Emplea la palabra en otras situaciones también, cuando ciertos ingredientes han sido mezclados de una forma improvisa...
In Spain, beans are habichuelas, in Mexico they are frijoles (and elsewhere too). And most of all, don't think you can build Rome in a day. To speak a language, especially well, takes at least five years if you are co...
Frejoles, fríjoles, frijoles, porotos, caraotas, habichuelas in Spanish. English: beans. Scientific name: Phaseolus vulgaris.
