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Old October 31, 2007, 03:30 PM
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Question Judías - ¿Qué son estas?
Hi all!

Have you heard of the word judías? I think it means beans or chili. Being near Mexico, I'm so used to hearing frijoles.

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Off the top of my head, I think they're green beans, also known as ejotes. Or of course the word could refer to Jewish women.
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Botanic:
judía verde : green bean, string bean
Judia seca: bean
Folk:
judía: Jewish woman
tradición judía: Jewish tradition
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Off the top of my head, I think they're green beans, also known as ejotes. Or of course the word could refer to Jewish women.
Isnt ejotes corn?
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ejote
elote is corn.
judíias are string beans, cristianas are white beans, moras are black beans.
Judías is a term used in Spain. In some other countries habichuelas verdes is used for string beans.
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ejotes must be a Mexico-specific word.
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