16 Can of Dry Cannellini Beans
3 Garlic Cloves - Minces
1 Onion - Chopped
2 cups Celery - Chopped
2 cups Carrots - Chopped
2 Medium Sized Potatoes - Chopped
¼ cup Fresh Parsley - Chopped
28 oz Can of Whole Peeled Tomatoes - Undrained
½ tsp Oregano
28 oz Can of Water - Use Whole Peeled Tomatoes Can
2 Large Heads of Escarole - Roughly Chopped into thirds or quarters
Grated Pcorino Romano Cheese
Salt
Pepper
8 oz Fresh Green Beans - Chopped
Olive Oil
1 cup Uncooked Ditalini Pasta
Method
11) In a Large Stock Pot heat enough Olive Oil to saute the onions and garlic. Cook until onions are soft.
2) Add 2 Cups Chopped Celery
3) Add 2 Cups Chopped Carrots
4) Add 1/4 cup Chopped Parsley
5) Add 2 Chopped Potatoes - Raw
6) Add 28 ox can Whole Peeled Tomatoes PLUS 1 can of water
7) Add a little Salt
8) Add a little Pepper
2Cook Until tomatoes have broken down at a low boil, then add a few ounces of water if necessary
4Add 1 Quart of Water and bring to a Boil
5Add 2 heads of chopped Escarole - (It will cook down)
Cook at a low boil until all vegetables are tender
6Add 1 can Cannellini Beans - undrained PLUS 1 can of water
7Add 8 oz of cut fresh String Beans and cook at low boil until tender.
9In a separate pot, with a lot of water, cook the Ditalini Noodles for 8 minutes or so. Do not fully cook the noodles at this point. They will finish cooking in the soup.
Add Par Cooked Ditalini noodles. Can add 3-4 laddles of the pasta water
Cook at low boil until pasta has fully cooked.
11Note: Freezing.
Soup freezes well. Vegetable will be a little more tender up reheating. Since pasta does not freeze well, make the soup without the pasta if you intend to freeze it. Make the pasta separate and add to reheated soup.
Video: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uyg2JarrIy8" target="_blank">Watch YouTube Video</a>
Ingredients
16 Can of Dry Cannellini Beans
3 Garlic Cloves - Minces
1 Onion - Chopped
2 cups Celery - Chopped
2 cups Carrots - Chopped
2 Medium Sized Potatoes - Chopped
¼ cup Fresh Parsley - Chopped
28 oz Can of Whole Peeled Tomatoes - Undrained
½ tsp Oregano
28 oz Can of Water - Use Whole Peeled Tomatoes Can
2 Large Heads of Escarole - Roughly Chopped into thirds or quarters
Grated Pcorino Romano Cheese
Salt
Pepper
8 oz Fresh Green Beans - Chopped
Olive Oil
1 cup Uncooked Ditalini Pasta
Directions
Method
11) In a Large Stock Pot heat enough Olive Oil to saute the onions and garlic. Cook until onions are soft.
2) Add 2 Cups Chopped Celery
3) Add 2 Cups Chopped Carrots
4) Add 1/4 cup Chopped Parsley
5) Add 2 Chopped Potatoes - Raw
6) Add 28 ox can Whole Peeled Tomatoes PLUS 1 can of water
7) Add a little Salt
8) Add a little Pepper
2Cook Until tomatoes have broken down at a low boil, then add a few ounces of water if necessary
4Add 1 Quart of Water and bring to a Boil
5Add 2 heads of chopped Escarole - (It will cook down)
Cook at a low boil until all vegetables are tender
6Add 1 can Cannellini Beans - undrained PLUS 1 can of water
7Add 8 oz of cut fresh String Beans and cook at low boil until tender.
9In a separate pot, with a lot of water, cook the Ditalini Noodles for 8 minutes or so. Do not fully cook the noodles at this point. They will finish cooking in the soup.
Add Par Cooked Ditalini noodles. Can add 3-4 laddles of the pasta water
Cook at low boil until pasta has fully cooked.
11Note: Freezing.
Soup freezes well. Vegetable will be a little more tender up reheating. Since pasta does not freeze well, make the soup without the pasta if you intend to freeze it. Make the pasta separate and add to reheated soup.
Video: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uyg2JarrIy8" target="_blank">Watch YouTube Video</a>
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