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When short on time and ingredients, try our adaptation of a Tuesday night dinner by Friend of Milk Street Yasmin Fahr. Yasmin Fahr, author of “Keeping It Simple,” makes a hearty, flavorful tomato soup using mostly pantry staples. Canned white beans of any type—cannellini, great northern or navy—work well here, as do chickpeas. Either baby spinach or kale stirred in at the end gives the soup some freshness and minerally notes. Use whichever you prefer or have on hand—or you can even omit the greens altogether.
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Don’t rinse the beans before adding them to the pot; just drain off the liquid in the cans. The starchiness that coats the beans lends a little body to the soup.
tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, plus more to serve
large yellow onion, chopped
I made this soup with a few lowcountry of SC modifications. I used mustard greens my father gave me from his winter garden rather than spinach. Also used whole peeled tomatoes and hand crushed them; gives you chunks of tomato and lots of tomatoe seeds. Reminds me of the canned tomatoes my grandma would put up for the winter. Made a cake of cornbread as a side. This was a real crowd pleaser! Will definitely make again.
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Good but needs a lot more beans