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In Hindi and Punjabi language, black eyed beans are called “lobia” and “rongi”. In Marathi language these beans are called “chawli”. My mom would make plenty of dishes with this healthy legume. Being a store house of protein these beans are faster to cook than your chickpeas or kidney beans.
black-eyed peas. The bean is commonly used across India. In the Hindi dialects of North India, black-eyed peas are called lobia (लोबीया) / rongi (रोंगी) and are cooked like daal , and served with boiled rice. In Nepali- speaking areas of India and Nepal, it is called lobia (Nepali- लोबीया, Bodi, बोडी).);})();(function(){window.jsl.dh(6s28Zvr2DZKawPAPk5XmyQQ__45,
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Lobia, known as cowpea in English, is an oval-shaped bean, with a black eye. It's called kidney bean because its shape resembles a kidney. Unlike its name, it's not a pea, but a bean, belonging to the plant family Fabaceae.
White Lobia is also called as Black Eyed Beans, Black Eyed Pea, Cow peas, Chawla or Chawli. It is used to make curries in India. Product of India.
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