26/08/2020 21:31

Recipe of Quick Rough Chop Cabbage and White Bean Soup

by Jesus Cook

Rough Chop Cabbage and White Bean Soup
Rough Chop Cabbage and White Bean Soup

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To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook rough chop cabbage and white bean soup using 10 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Rough Chop Cabbage and White Bean Soup:
  1. Prepare 1 large leek
  2. Take 1 medium yellow onion
  3. Take 4 large to medium carrots
  4. Get 1 Savoy cabbage
  5. Get 5-6 small to medium potatoes
  6. Take 3 cans Cannelini or Butter beans
  7. Get 3.5 liters vegetable stock
  8. Make ready Small handful of peppercorns
  9. Make ready 3 bay leaves
  10. Get Salt

Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low; simmer until I didn't use cabbage and added a tsp flour extra can of beans and a little pasta because I like bean soup thick. Am guessing the cabbage would have accomplished that. This simple kale and bean soup recipe can be made with any dark leafy green. Add leftover sausage for a heartier meal.

Instructions to make Rough Chop Cabbage and White Bean Soup:
  1. Get in the mood for a winter warmer! šŸŽ¼ā„ļø Listen to Haydn: The Seasons.
  2. Clean the leek. Remove unwanted pieces. Slice leek in half, then finely sliced. Finely chop your onion and add to a warmed pot with a few clugs of olive oil.
  3. After 5 minutes of stirring occasionally (so nothing burns) add half of a carrot very finely diced. Keep cooking down until you have golden brown onions and your leeks are pulling apart.
  4. Add your roughly chopped cabbage to the pot. Stir occasionally for 5 minutes or so. You want the cabbage to be nicely coated. Add a couple more glugs of olive oil.
  5. While the cabbage is cooking and you are stirring occasionally, rough slice and rough chop your carrots and potatoes respectively. Once the cabbage has turned a nice dark green in spots, fold in the veg and cook those a bit (3-5 minutes)
  6. Add one liter of stock and get it boiling.
  7. Add your beans to the boiling stock. Then add the rest of the stock. (2.5L or so depending on how much broth you like)
  8. Ladel in to bowl and enjoy! šŸ™‚
  9. Keep your trimmed vegetable bits, onion skins and freeze them. Use those later for my homemade vegetable stock. (recipe up soon)

This simple kale and bean soup recipe can be made with any dark leafy green. Add leftover sausage for a heartier meal. You can also throw in any leftover meat you have on hand: sausage, ham, any type of salami works well in this soup. The addition of meat really kicks up the flavor of this soup. Learn how to make Cabbage-and-White-Bean Soup with Prosciutto.

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