Hutterite Soup Bean
By: Anonymous

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Hutterite Soup Bean is named after Hutterites, a religious community that immigrated to the mountain region of Taos, New Mexico from Austria in 1760's.No oil is necessary to successfully cook down the Hutterite Soup bean into a thick and creamy chowder, as its texture is already dense and its residue naturally oily

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Translations: Hutterite Zupas Bean, Hutterite sriuba Pupelių, Hutterite supă de fasole, Hutterite juha Bean, Bean Soup Hutterite, Hutterite Bean Soup, Hutterite बीन सूप, Sopa de feijão Hutterite, Хутитки бобовый суп, Hutterite Bean Soup, Hutterite شوربة الفول, Hutterite 콩 수프, Hutterite polévka Bean, Хуттерите супа Бин, Hutterite Bean na sopas, Hutterite绿豆汤, Sopa de frijoles Hutterite, Hutterite juha Bean, Hutterite polievka Bean, Zuppa di fagioli Hutterite, מרק שעועית Hutterite, Hutterite Soppa Bean, Hutterite Bean Soup, Hutteriteスープビーン, Soupe aux haricots huttérite, Hutterer Bean Soup, Sopa de Frijoles Hutterite, Хутіткі бобовий суп, Hutterite супа боб

Comments:
Dan

Wow!  Talk about perpetuating false information on the internet.
The Hutterites, a.k.a. Hutterian Brethren have never lived in New Mexico but make their homes in communal communities on the northern great plains and the prairie provinces of Canada.  They  originally came from Austria, yes, but in the 1760's virtually all the Hutterites in the world lived in south Russia or Ukraine.  All the Hutterites emigrated to what is today is South Dakota in the 1870's, so not only do you have them living in a place they never lived, but you also have them in the United States over a hundred years before any Hutterites ever left Europe.   I would appreciate it if you would correct your false information.  All one has to do is read a book on the history of the Hutterites to see that all your information is false.