Primary Beans Organic Southwest Gold beans
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Southwest Gold beans (organic)

Earthy • Creamy • Rich
$9.00
$9.00

Net weight: 1 lb (454 g)

Won the hearts of taste testers in our 2022 Pilot Project, and brings a taste of the Southwest to your kitchen. Developed by UC Davis to adapt the beloved heirloom “Zuni Gold” for greater abundance in the field and at home.
~16 g of plant protein      •      Complex carbs for sustained energy      •      12-20 grams of fiber      •      Key nutrients (iron, zinc, folate, and more!)      •      ~16 g of plant protein      •      Complex carbs for sustained energy      •      12-20 grams of fiber      •      Key nutrients (iron, zinc, folate, and more!)      •      ~16 g of plant protein      •      Complex carbs for sustained energy      •      12-20 grams of fiber      •      Key nutrients (iron, zinc, folate, and more!)      •      ~16 g of plant protein      •      Complex carbs for sustained energy      •      12-20 grams of fiber      •      Key nutrients (iron, zinc, folate, and more!)      •      ~16 g of plant protein      •      Complex carbs for sustained energy      •      12-20 grams of fiber      •      Key nutrients (iron, zinc, folate, and more!)
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Sourcing notes

Growing region: Magic Valley Idaho, USA
Farm: Ernie's Organics
Farmer: The Brossy Family

Idaho’s Magic Valley in South Central Idaho is dotted with diverse crops that thrive in its arid climate, sandy soil, and moderate temperatures. Fred and Judy Brossy were early pioneers of regenerative farming, and now along with their son Cooper, they use groundbreaking methods to promote soil health and biodiversity - including living trellises, cover crops, no-tillage, and crop rotations. At Ernie’s Organics, beans grow in harmony with potatoes, wheat, barley, alfalfa hay, corn, and diverse vegetables that are ultimately sold as gardening seed. The Brossy Family is a fixture in the community, organizing the first farmers’ market in the region.

Bean farm in Minnesota, USA

Sourcing notes

Bean farm in Minnesota, USA

Growing region: Magic Valley Idaho, USA
Farm: Ernie's Organics
Farmer: The Brossy Family

Idaho’s Magic Valley in South Central Idaho is dotted with diverse crops that thrive in its arid climate, sandy soil, and moderate temperatures. Fred and Judy Brossy were early pioneers of regenerative farming, and now along with their son Cooper, they use groundbreaking methods to promote soil health and biodiversity - including living trellises, cover crops, no-tillage, and crop rotations. At Ernie’s Organics, beans grow in harmony with potatoes, wheat, barley, alfalfa hay, corn, and diverse vegetables that are ultimately sold as gardening seed. The Brossy Family is a fixture in the community, organizing the first farmers’ market in the region.

Beans with greens and sausage recipe by Primary Beans

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Sue
Excellent!!!

So happy with the way these delicious beans cooked up.

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A.E.
Very good...and they grow well too!

These beans were very tasty and made a good broth. With the taste profile, they're probably very good in a large number of dishes.

I also grew some in my garden and found them to have high yields with 10-14 pods on each plant (most dry beans have 8-10). They took about 4 months from planting to harvest. FYI, like most dry beans, these are bushes.

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Yamile Lopez
Get them while they last!

The southwest gold beans are incredible. They were part of the quarterly membership box. As soon as I had them, I had to place a separate order of Just the southwest gold beans to stock my pantry.

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annie
Just as delicious as they are beautiful

These might be my new favorite bean variety. They are so beautiful and maintain a lovely creamy texture and flavor when cooked. Will be enjoying these all summer long with tomatoes, corn, and avocado, and I plan to try these out in some chillis and posole-inspired soups and stews when the weather cools down. Can't wait to make these again!

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Nina Eichacker
Really great!

Think I may prefer the Mayacobas just a scoach, but the SW gold beans have a delicious flavor and fabulous texture. Highly recommend!

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Nate Zack
SUCH great beans

I'd never tried Southwest Golds before and wow! They were so delicious. They're earthy, creamy, and rich–in the best way–just as promised. Really excited to make them again! A new staple in my kitchen.

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Rae
Delicious, creamy, versatile

Wow, I love these beans so much! They cook beautifully, maintaining their shape and speckled pattern too. They are a new favorite of mine. I can see these being used to carry so many different flavor profiles. I can't wait to cook them again.