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La Paz Road Bean Soup Diane Rhodes Los Angeles, California This soup is a combination of using what was on hand, while I wasn't in my own kitchen, and a serendipity-find at the local market – fresh Borlotti beans in the shell! You could use dried cranberry beans, or even good quality canned beans (light red kidney or cannellini). La Paz Road Bean Soup instructions. Soften half the carrots, all the diced yellow onions and celery in the EVOO.
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To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have la paz road bean soup using 16 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make La Paz Road Bean Soup:
- Take Ingredients
- Prepare 1 tbsp EV olive oil
- Take 2 diced carrots, amount divided in half
- Prepare 1 stalk celery, diced
- Take 1/3 medium yellow onion, diced
- Get 1 stalk fresh rosemary, to be removed before serving
- Take 1 cup fresh shelled cranberry beans (or canned bean, like cannellini – if using, drain first)
- Make ready 2 quart water or enough to cover the beans by ~ 1.5 inches)
- Make ready 1/4 red onion, diced
- Get 1 small tomato, chopped
- Prepare 1 medium diced zucchini
- Get 1/4 cup wheat, corn or rice small pasta – shells or elbows
- Get 1 pinch dried lemongrass (trust me!)
- Get 1 tbsp soy sauce
- Prepare 1 Black pepper, to taste
- Get 1 pinch crushed red pepper, optional!
Soften half the carrots, all the diced yellow onions and celery in the EVOO. La Paz Road Bean Soup instructions. Soften half the carrots, all the diced yellow onions and celery in the EVOO. La Paz is the administrative capital of Bolivia,… A steaming bowl of black bean soup is perfect at the bottom of hills in San Miguel below La Paz waterfalls, San José de Upala near the Nicaraguan border, and my personal favorite bowl - Ciudad Neily a few thousand feet below San Vito near the Panamanian border.
Instructions to make La Paz Road Bean Soup:
- Soften half the carrots, all the diced yellow onions and celery in the EVOO. When translucent, add rosemary and the beans, and cover with ~2" water. Let simmer for 45-minutes to 1 hour, until the beans are soft and the liquid is thickened from the beans.
- Add the remaining carrot, tomato, and zucchini, diced, to the pot and let simmer for an additional 15-20 minutes. When vegetables are tender, add the small pasta and the final seasonings – red crushed pepper, soy sauce and lemongrass. When the pasta is tender, it?s ready to serve.
- I also add a twist of two of dried porcini mushrooms from my grinder, but if you don't have it, don't worry. Fresh mushrooms don't really work well here.
Soften half the carrots, all the diced yellow onions and celery in the EVOO. La Paz is the administrative capital of Bolivia,… A steaming bowl of black bean soup is perfect at the bottom of hills in San Miguel below La Paz waterfalls, San José de Upala near the Nicaraguan border, and my personal favorite bowl - Ciudad Neily a few thousand feet below San Vito near the Panamanian border. A steaming bowl of black bean soup is perfect on a cool day Place rinsed beans into a large stock pot. Add water and bring to a boil. Pesto Bean Soup Combine the delicious taste of pesto with cannellini beans and — voila! — a hearty soup perfect for those cold winter nights.
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