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Tuscan White Bean Soup for upgrayedd
Posted on 10/22/13 at 11:46 am
Posted on 10/22/13 at 11:46 am
This is the recipe I used, but I didn't follow the measurements.
LINK
I used more of pretty much everything except the swiss chard. I didn't want that much in the soup. I put the ground rosemary, stems and a few whole stems in the soup. You can use dry beans if you like and cook them before using in the soup. I didn't because I was on a short leash and would have wanted to soak them. I used Bush's cannellini beans and I used 4 cans, but I had more broth. I also simmered the broth with all the seasonings for about 45 minutes to an hour before I added the beans so the flavors would cook together without cooking the beans to mush. Then, I added about 3 cans of beans and let them simmer a bit. I added a 4th and didn't simmer them too long. I didn't puree any of the soup. I liked it as is. I simmered the swiss chard for about 15 minutes, maybe, when I added the last can of beans. Oh, I also didn't use the crushed red pepper because of the folks I was serving. I used white pepper which I love...just enough for a complimentary hit of heat. The garlic can add some heat as well for some people. Better the next day.
ETA: link fixed.
LINK
I used more of pretty much everything except the swiss chard. I didn't want that much in the soup. I put the ground rosemary, stems and a few whole stems in the soup. You can use dry beans if you like and cook them before using in the soup. I didn't because I was on a short leash and would have wanted to soak them. I used Bush's cannellini beans and I used 4 cans, but I had more broth. I also simmered the broth with all the seasonings for about 45 minutes to an hour before I added the beans so the flavors would cook together without cooking the beans to mush. Then, I added about 3 cans of beans and let them simmer a bit. I added a 4th and didn't simmer them too long. I didn't puree any of the soup. I liked it as is. I simmered the swiss chard for about 15 minutes, maybe, when I added the last can of beans. Oh, I also didn't use the crushed red pepper because of the folks I was serving. I used white pepper which I love...just enough for a complimentary hit of heat. The garlic can add some heat as well for some people. Better the next day.
ETA: link fixed.
This post was edited on 10/22/13 at 11:57 am
Posted on 10/22/13 at 11:48 am to Gris Gris
Link doesn't work, Gris.
Posted on 10/22/13 at 11:54 am to Gris Gris
quote:
upgrayedd
Like in a bottle, or are you picking on us senior citizens again?
Posted on 10/22/13 at 11:58 am to Winkface
Thanks. Somehow, I pasted part of another link in with the soup link. I don't know my own strength. 

Posted on 10/22/13 at 1:06 pm to Gris Gris
Looks great!
Thanks Gris!
Thanks Gris!

Posted on 10/22/13 at 1:28 pm to upgrayedd
Enjoy!
Yes, it was simple, easy and tasted very good. I gave it a sprinkle of fresh parm when I served it.
If you simmer the rinds in it, watch for any cheese that might melt off the rind. It can go to the bottom of the pan and stick and get tough when cool. I trimmed my rinds of it before putting them in. Got plenty of flavor out of them.
Yes, it was simple, easy and tasted very good. I gave it a sprinkle of fresh parm when I served it.
If you simmer the rinds in it, watch for any cheese that might melt off the rind. It can go to the bottom of the pan and stick and get tough when cool. I trimmed my rinds of it before putting them in. Got plenty of flavor out of them.
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