Are Corona and Lima beans the same or similar enough to taste substitute in a recipe?
No, Corona and Lima beans are not the same or similar enough to taste substitute in a recipe.
Corona beans:
- Medium-sized, white dried beans
- Firm texture
- Mild, slightly nutty flavor
Lima beans:
- Larger than Corona beans
- Pale green color when dried
- Buttery, slightly sweet flavor
While both beans are considered legumes, they have distinct flavors and textures that make them unsuitable for substituting in recipes.
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