White rice beans

I never heard of them, but there are myriad bean varieties. Are they simply black beans renamed? Beans are pretty interchangeable in recipes so I would use them for any recipe that calls for beans of a similar size.

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No,they are not black; they look like white rice grains , only bigger! I think you are right about cooking them like any other small bean. Thanks for the answer.

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sexyLAMBCHOPx added about 1 year ago

Are these the beans? I'm intrigued b/c I'm looking for more options for GF meals. http://www.wholefoodsmarket...

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They are smaller than the great northerns,cannelllini,etc. On thebin, it said to cook them for 40 minutes so I will do that and then proceed with some other white bean recipe.

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Sounds like you could cook them as you do lentils.

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I googled and this site popped up: http://www.zursunbeans...

White rice beans are the last beans on the bean list--and there are also green rice beans.

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This is great; I found the white rice beans with chile in their cookbook!

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Check on ranchogordo.com. They might have a recipe for them. They are dried bean purveyors

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