dried white beans

noun
UK /draɪd waɪt biːnz/
US /draɪd waɪt binz/

White beans that have been left to dry so they can be stored and cooked later.

Mom soaked the dried white beans in water overnight before making soup.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A pantry staple used in soups, stews, and baked dishes.

She keeps a jar of dried white beans in the cupboard for winter meals.

3. Beans sold uncooked rather than in a can.

The recipe calls for dried white beans instead of canned ones.

4. A plant food rich in protein and fiber.

Dried white beans are a healthy and cheap source of protein.