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Soybean varieties
Green beans: rich in protein and fiber. Soybean: the seed coat is thin, the texture is hard, and there is a slight beany smell. Black beans: kidney-shaped or round in shape, with shiny surface. Flower beans: the weight of 100 fresh beans can reach 400-500 grams. Mung bean: alias green adzuki bean, native to India and Myanmar.

Types of soybeans 1, green beans

According to the color of cotyledons, green beans can be divided into green-skinned green-kernel soybeans and green-skinned Ren Huang soybeans, which have been cultivated for 5,000 years. Now they are widely planted in China and are one of the important food crops. Moreover, green beans are rich in protein and fiber, which is beneficial to human health.

2. Soybeans

Soybean is a widely planted variety in soybean. Its seed coat is thin, its texture is hard, and it has a slight fishy smell. It is often used to make various bean products, brew soy sauce, etc., and can also be ground into bean dregs or coarse powder for livestock feed.

3. Black beans

Black beans are kidney-shaped or round in shape, with shiny surface, crisp seed coat, yellow-white kernel, protein content of 36% and fat content of 16%. In addition, black beans in China are rich in resources and diverse in varieties, and are cultivated everywhere.

4. Flower beans

Flower beans, also known as kidney beans, are shaped like human kidneys, covered with red patterns and rich in protein and vitamins. The most special thing is that the beans are very large, and the weight of 100 fresh beans can reach 400-500 grams.

5. Mung beans

Mung bean, also known as green adzuki bean, originated in India and Myanmar, and is now widely planted in East Asian countries, with a small amount planted in Africa and Europe. Its seeds and stems can be used for eating and can be made into various delicacies, such as mung bean wine, mung bean cake and mung bean paste.