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Mung bean flour 绿豆粉 (lü  dòu fěn)

DateTuesday, January 11, 2011 Print ArticlePrint Article

This is a very fine flour made from ground mung beans. Dough made with the flour turns translucent when cooked. It is used in making glass noodles and various pastries. Find the flour at Asian grocery stores.

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