This technique is also common in Greece (plaki) and Bulgaria (plakiya). The best version of this dish is made when the beans are fresh, but it is also quite delicious when made with dried beans. Alternatively, this dish can be made with Romano or pinto beans if you are not able find borlotti beans.
Like most of the olive oil dishes in Turkey, barbunya pilaki is usually served cold as a side or mezze and is one of the classic and favorite summer mezzes in Turkey.
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