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cajan pea

/ˈkeɪdʒən piː/

Tradução: Leguminosa também conhecida como feijão-guando, guandu ou ervilha-de-pombo, amplamente usada na culinária, especialmente na caribenha, indiana e africana.

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/ˈkeɪdʒən piː/B1informalculinary
  • ptLeguminosa também conhecida como feijão-guando, guandu ou ervilha-de-pombo, amplamente usada na culinária, especialmente na caribenha, indiana e africana.

A type of legume, also known as pigeon pea, commonly used in cooking, especially in Caribbean, Indian, and African cuisines. The term 'cajan' refers to the Cajun or Caribbean influence, though it is not a proper name in this context.

  1. Edible legumeB1formal

    A type of legume, also known as pigeon pea, commonly used in cooking, especially in Caribbean, Indian, and African cuisines.

    ptLegume comestível

    • Cajan peas are a key ingredient in many Caribbean stews.
    • She cooked a delicious curry with cajan peas and rice.
    • Farmers grow cajan peas as a source of protein in tropical regions.