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Creamy rosemary white bean soup
Creamy white beans, a little rosemary, and crisp toast on the side.
◷ 25 minutes*Serves 2Plant-based
A simplified home-cooking adaptation. *Timing is an estimate; this recipe has not yet been kitchen-tested.
RECIPE DECISION NOTES
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Canned white beans provide both the substance and the creamy texture of this soup. Mashing part of the beans thickens the broth without introducing dairy, while toast makes a crisp accompaniment.
Plan the method before you start
Use drained canned beans for the stated sequence. Remove the rosemary stalk before serving, and check the bread ingredients if you want to keep the listed meal plant-based.
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Make something good
- 01
Gently warm olive oil with sliced garlic and rosemary for 1 minute.
- 02
Add beans and stock. Simmer for 12–15 minutes, then mash some beans into the broth for a creamy texture. Remove the rosemary stalk.
- 03
Toast the bread and cut it into croutons if you like. Season the soup and serve with the toast.
A little room to make it yours.
Season to your taste and check ingredient labels, including stocks, sauces, and bread. Dietary labels describe this listed recipe; they do not verify packaged products or allergen safety.
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