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MANDY Fasole Batuta (Beaten Beans) 200g

Beaten beans are one of the most beloved dishes in Romanian cuisine. Whether you're a vegetarian, you're fasting, or you're a meat lover, it's hard not to like it. We offer you our specialty, in which we use more ingredients than when preparing at home: beans, onions, carrots, parsley, red bell peppers, dehydrated tomatoes, broth and spices. The beaten beans are wonderful with bread or as a side dish to dishes with or without meat.
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