Judion Bean (Giant Butter Bean) - 590g

Judion Bean (Spanish Giant Butter Bean)

The Judion Bean, also known as the Giant of the Granja, is a large, tender Spanish bean with a kidney-like shape. Judions are renowned for their buttery texture, enhanced by a thin skin that dissolves on the palate, offering a delightful mouthfeel. These beans are tender without being mushy, making them ideal for a variety of dishes. After cooking, season with salt and incorporate them into traditional Spanish dishes, salads, breakfast dishes, or pair them with proteins for a wholesome meal.

Tasting Notes

• Flavour: Buttery and mild, with a slight earthiness
• Texture: Tender with a smooth mouthfeel; the skin dissolves on the palate
• Aroma: Mild and fresh, with a subtle vegetable aroma

Serving Suggestions

• Perfect in traditional Spanish dishes like cocido or fabada
• Add to salads for extra richness and texture
• Great in breakfast dishes with eggs or sautéed vegetables
• Pair with grilled meats or seafood for a hearty side dish

About the Producer

La Catedral de Navarra is a family-owned company based in Mendavia, Navarra, Spain, and has been run by the Sainz family for more than 70 years. Navarra is famous for its fertile soils and diverse climate, making it one of the best regions in Spain for cultivating premium vegetables. The company specializes in producing Piquillo peppers, white asparagus, artichokes, and other preserves, carefully harvested and processed to maintain their natural flavors and textures.

The name La Catedral de Navarra translates to "The Cathedral of Navarra," reflecting the company's commitment to excellence and quality, much like the grandeur and significance of a cathedral. The company’s dedication to sustainability and preserving traditional farming methods ensures that only the finest vegetables make it to market.

All of their vegetables are processed and preserved immediately after harvest, ensuring that not a hint of authenticity is lost. Under the leadership of the Sainz family, La Catedral de Navarra has remained a symbol of quality and a guardian of Navarra's rich agricultural heritage.