This recipe came from my husbands side of the family. The original recipe started with dried northern beans. When the recipe was first given to me, I was told I had to prick each dried bean with a pin so that it would absorb the water better. Of course this made the recipe less appealing. I made several times the old fashioned way by soaking the beans and it turned out as yummy as the first time I tried it. The next few times I made it I replaced the dried beans with canned northern beans and replaced the water with chicken stock and it is still delicious and oh so easy to make.
The next time you are shopping at one of the Can sales in the grocery store, remember to try this recipe. As you can see it calls for 6 cans of vegetables.
There are many
types of Minestrone; this one is my favorite because adding the butter at the
end enhances the flavors of the beans and other vegetables.
Yes you can make this with fresh vegetables, but honestly why would you when it tastes so good this way.
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Yes you can make this with fresh vegetables, but honestly why would you when it tastes so good this way.
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