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− | + | '''Sea beans''' (''Salicornia'' spp.) are the succulent stems of a halophyte wetland plant that grows in salty lagoons and marshes. The texture is sort of like a crisp, watery green bean. They are sold as a vegetable at some markets (e.g. Berkeley Bowl), and served at upscale restaurants. | |
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Sea beans (Salicornia spp.) are the succulent stems of a halophyte wetland plant that grows in salty lagoons and marshes. The texture is sort of like a crisp, watery green bean. They are sold as a vegetable at some markets (e.g. Berkeley Bowl), and served at upscale restaurants.
There's a significant amount growing (large enough to forage without putting a dent in it) near Bolinas Lagoon.
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