Navy bean and bacon soup

A purely pantry cook­ing prod­uct, using up some of my Boston Organ­ics veg­eta­bles, inspired by a recipe at Beyond Salmon. Brown two chopped car­rots, 2 chopped cel­ery sticks, 1/2 large chopped onion with two chopped pieces of bacon until soft­ened. Add one can of drained navy beans, one can of water, two cans of chicken stock. Add two sprigs fresh rose­mary, 1/2 tsp red pep­per flakes, 1/2 tsp kosher salt, 10 grinds of black pep­per, stir, and bring to a low boil. Cover, let cook on a high simmer/low boil for 20 mins. Turn off heat, remove cover, rose­mary sprigs, and puree with an immer­sion blender until smooth. Gar­nish with extra vir­gin olive oil and sherry vinegar.

0 Responses to Navy bean and bacon soup

  1. This recipe and that pic­ture makes me wish that I knew how to cook!

  2. Yum. I make a vir­tu­ally iden­ti­cally soup, but B. won’t let me use my beloved immer­sion blender on it because he “needs chunks.”

  3. I love the light reflected in the spoon!

  4. Boy do I wish I could cook,that way I couls sur­prise my bet­ter half once and a while.

  5. Hey com­menters! Yes YOU can cook. Any­one can cook. All you have to do is fol­low the direc­tions. So give it a try.

    Thanks for your post.

Leave a Reply