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Cooking
Fulfill your need for a fast, weeknight green thing.
Alex Beggs

Cooking
Like beans on toast, hefty salads, and weeknight quesadillas.
Nina Moskowitz

Cooking
Also known as canary beans, these thin-skinned Peruvian beans work wonders in Mexican cooking—and are well worth the effort to cook from dry.
Inés Anguiano

Culture
Dawn Perry

Cooking
Welcome to the summer of crunchy, marinated, no-cook green beans.
Molly Baz

Cooking
A simple, flexible marinade provides the rom-com-worthy makeover those cannelinis were waiting for.
Aliza Abarbanel

Cooking
Yes, even those green beans in the back of your fridge.
Chitra Agrawal

Cooking
On this episode of Dinner SOS, Chris and Justine Doiron (aka Justine Snacks) help caller Teddy successfully cook beans from scratch.
Bon Appétit Staff & Contributors

Cooking
Use it anywhere you’d like a bright, garlicky punch of flavor.
Linda Shiue

Culture
Green beans are an impressive source of vitamins A, C, and K, plus potassium and iron.
Amy Albert

Shopping
A Dozen Cousins makes beans you can feel good about buying, eating, and praising.
Sarah Jampel

Cooking
Beans, greens, and sardines—a healthy rhyme you can actually eat.
Carla Lalli Music

Cooking
And it's a righteous excuse to use all those aging herbs in your fridge.
Alex Delany

Cooking
Bet you never thought to grill these
Julia Bainbridge

Cooking
No holiday table is complete without it.
Elyssa Goldberg

Cooking
Editor in chief Adam Rapoport shares his bean strategy for making a pot on Sundays and repurposing them in multiple recipes.
Adam Rapoport

Restaurants
One city’s humble, but indisputable, iconic dish.
Melissa McCart

Cooking
A dash of cured pork in the dressing takes these Green Beans with Salumi Vinaigrette from salad to serious appetizer
Sam Dean

Cooking
From green strawberries to fresh garbanzo beans, chefs around the country are harnessing the flavor power of unripe fruit, nuts, and vegetables
Leah Koenig

Cooking
Three restaurant gardeners share their secrets and tips.
Sari Lehrer

Cooking
And when do you use them?
Antara Sinha

Cooking
We bet there's a creative bean idea in here that'll find its way into your regular rotation.
Christina Chaey

Cooking
And you can call it tofeta.
Irina Groushevaia

Lifestyle
It’s creamy, it’s beany, and you don't even have to break out a blender.
Sarah Jampel