Why not?
Black turtle bean (frijoles negros) and small red bean (frijoles rojos). 2 parts of the former and 1 part of the latter cooked together worked wonders for me.
Black turtle bean (frijoles negros) and small red bean (frijoles rojos). 2 parts of the former and 1 part of the latter cooked together worked wonders for me.
(also, my apologies. I laughed.)
The combination, or even both items separately, contains a ton of fiber. However, the result is contra to what's expected from eating such a food combination. Instead of making matters worse, like eating other beans (black-eyed beans, for example) would do, it completely stopped (cured) it.
I think it deserves further study by those in the area of research.
I think you mean "definitely not". "Definitely, not" implies you first agreed and then yanked the agreement away. :)
I remember hearing that from a documentary on south american cultures where they mostly sustain themselves with black beans and kidney beans.