Bell Pepper Winged Beans
by Purple Grass 2004
Favorite
Difficulty
Easy
Time
20m
Serving
2
Long beans, namely four-winged beans. Also known as four carob beans, Yang peach beans, wing beans, wing beans, emperor beans, Xianglong beans, xiaodou and so on. It is native to tropical rain forests in tropical Africa and Southeast Asia; it mainly grows in Hainan, Xishuangbanna and other places in China.
Four carob beans are generally fried or fried with garlic, crisp and refreshing, with a unique flavor. It is rich in protein, vitamins, and a variety of minerals, and has extremely high nutritional value. It is called "green gold".
Young pods and leaves are mainly used as vegetables, seeds and underground tubers are mainly used as food, and the stems and leaves are also excellent feed and green manure. Leaves, pods, seeds and roots can be used as medicine, and have good effects on 19 diseases such as coronary heart disease, arteriosclerosis, cerebrovascular sclerosis, infertility, habitual abortion, oral inflammation, urinary system inflammation, and eye diseases. Therefore, some people call Winged Beans "health food for the 21st century" and "miracle plant." Winged beans are rich in vitamins and a variety of nutrients, and have edible and medicinal values such as blood pressure reduction, beauty, and digestion. It is surpassed other beans and general vegetables, and is known as "the king of beans."
Four carob beans are generally fried or fried with garlic, crisp and refreshing, with a unique flavor. It is rich in protein, vitamins, and a variety of minerals, and has extremely high nutritional value. It is called "green gold".
Young pods and leaves are mainly used as vegetables, seeds and underground tubers are mainly used as food, and the stems and leaves are also excellent feed and green manure. Leaves, pods, seeds and roots can be used as medicine, and have good effects on 19 diseases such as coronary heart disease, arteriosclerosis, cerebrovascular sclerosis, infertility, habitual abortion, oral inflammation, urinary system inflammation, and eye diseases. Therefore, some people call Winged Beans "health food for the 21st century" and "miracle plant." Winged beans are rich in vitamins and a variety of nutrients, and have edible and medicinal values such as blood pressure reduction, beauty, and digestion. It is surpassed other beans and general vegetables, and is known as "the king of beans."
