Ingredients
Soup
- 400 grams Large dried beans, EG Lima beans, black beans
- 30 grams olive oil
- 1 clove garlic, Peeled
- 1 brown onion, Peeled and quartered
- 1 carrot, peeed and chopped into 3 cm pieces
- 1 stick Celery, strings reoved ad chopped into 4 cm pieces
- 2 bunches Thyme, leaves only
- 2 dried bay leaves
- 550 grams Chiken Stock, TM Basic Cook Book
- 400 gr can diced tomatoes
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
Bread
- 3-4 slices Crusty Bread
- 1 clove garlic, peeled and halved
- olive oil
Garnish
- 100 grams feta cheese
- 8 sprigs mint leaves
- 8 sprigs Italian parsley
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Place beans in a large ceramic bowl, cover with cold water and set aside for 12-24 hours. Drain well, rinse again.
Place garlic, onion, carrot and celery into mixing bowl and chop, (wth MC in place) speed 5 for 3 seconds or until chopped sufficiently.
Add Olive Oil, rinsed beans, thyme and bay leaves and saute for 5 minutes at gentle stir setting
"Gentle stir setting" in reverse mode
"Counter-clockwise operation" wih MC.Pour in chicken stock, tomato paste and tin of tomatoes and cook at 98 degrees, on gentle stir
"Gentle stir setting" , in reverse mode"Counter-clockwise operation" for 60 minutes with MCSeason to taste with salt and pepper and continue to cook at 80 degrees, in reverse mode
"Counter-clockwise operation" on gentle stir "Gentle stir setting" fo 60 minutes with MC.Drizze both sides of the bread with olive oil a char-grill until toasted. Remove hot toasted bread to a board and rub with cut side of the garlic.
Remove bay leaves, crumble feta and scatter mint leaves and parsley over the soup and serve with the bread.
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An easy, cooks itself, hearty meal that's both budget friendly and delicious 
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Recipe is created forTM 5
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This is a delicious breakfast. My kids love it. i freeze it in portions. thanks for posting
Thanks Nerina.
120 degrees Kylee
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No problem
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What temperature should I use for the "saute for five minutes at gentle stir setting"?
Thanks Nerina for your quick reply. That's given me some ideas!
Perhaps using lemon for the acidic kick that the dish needs and add more stock and some shredded zucchini or capsicum for the extra bulk - they would have to cook down to a creamy texture though I imagine - or maybe some cooked lentils? Let me know how you go
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Can anyone suggest how I could make this recipe without the tomatoes or tomato paste? Would I just add more stock? Thanks.
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