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Beans have an important place in Canadian cuisine.
Grown for decades, often eaten in winter, they were dried to preserve them for a long time
Used in stews, soups and stews that pioneers and lumberjacks could easily carry on their travels, to reheat over a wood fire.
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Some of the best-known bean-based recipes include cassoulet, which Quebecers prepare with pork or beef, white bean soup, which embodies the conviviality and simplicity of traditional Canadian cuisine, or pies and pâtés, often served during winter celebrations such as Thanksgiving.
Easy to prepare, simply reheat them gently and can accompany many dishes, they are very suitable with grilled meats or for breakfast accompanied by sausages and bacon.
White beans, water, sugars (brown sugar, glucose-fructose, sugar, maple syrup), salt, natural and artificial flavor, caramel color.
Average nutritional values per 100 g
Energy value 439 KJ or 105 Kcal
Fats 0.3 g
-of which saturated fatty acids 0 g
Carbohydrates 22.3 g
-of which sugars 7.7 g
Proteins 4.9 g
Salt 0.8 g