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The Hmong (pronounced "mung") had aligned themselves with the U.S. in its secret war in Laos.— The Appleton Post-Crescent Latest Headlines
Common throughout eastern Asia, soy and mung beans have been cultivated in China for thousands of years.— Adirondack Daily Enterprise
The scallops are seared, sliced into thin disks, drizzled with a pickled ginger reduction and sprinkled with crispy, dehydrated mung beans.— New York Press
The mung beans put the perfect amount of crunch in every bite, while the sweet-and-sour taste of pickled ginger was assertive but not overpowering.— New York Press
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