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Published 2001
Favas cooked in their skins are yellowy green and chewy-starchy rather than apple green and smooth. Preparing the dish this way gives a higher yield, adds subtle fermented flavor, and saves considerable preparation time. Choose favas that are not overmature, or the skins will be tough. Open a pod or two to check that the beans show no black seams where they attach to the pod.
Offer as a room temperature appetizer, with tiny sweet tomatoes and bread sticks. Or serve hot with braised
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