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Related: About this forumPasta e fagiole
I think that’s how it’s spelled ….
My new favorite soup. My guys like it, too. I just made some.
Celery, carrots, minced garlic, cannellini beans, fresh spinach, basil, oregano, parsley, spaghetti sauce, ditalini pasta, and chicken broth. I like grated pecorino/Romano cheese on top.

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Diamond_Dog
(36,203 posts)My hubby sent away for the bowls from Replacements.com
I hate to spend too much on bowls since I occasionally break one but I don’t want plastic, either. I thought he spent too much on them. Lol
2naSalit
(95,880 posts)I have blue bowl that is similar to that but I like the border on this one.
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Diamond_Dog
(36,203 posts)Diamond_Dog
(36,203 posts)I don’t have patience to search the Net like he does.
2naSalit
(95,880 posts)And probably several other things too.
Diamond_Dog
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NJCher
(39,182 posts)I just put some limas in to soak. I may make Savoy cabage/shredded pork/lima soup later.
I, too, love the dish. I've been looking for new soup bowls but haven't found any I like yet.
I guess I should get out the heavy black stoneware ones we have.
They have covers and are great to put in the oven to get the bowl warm, which keeps the soup hot during mealtime.
Diamond_Dog
(36,203 posts)I occasionally break soup and salad bowls and don’t like to spend a lot of $ on them but I surely don’t want plastic bowls, either. My hubby sent away to Replacements.com for these and I thought he spent too much.
Enjoy that cabbage soup, Cher!
Warpy
(113,131 posts)and I used cheap navy beans rather than expensive cannellini beans and I didn't spare the garlic. I found a Parmesan rind cooked with the beans did great things for the end result.
It was a cheap and hearty cold weather soup that I made even when I wasn't skint.
Diamond_Dog
(36,203 posts)My grocery store carries organic cannellini beans $1.29/15 oz. can. Not too bad. I would think most any kind of beans would be delish. I will have to try your Parmesan rind idea.
brush
(59,145 posts)Diamond_Dog
(36,203 posts)fierywoman
(8,236 posts)after the soup is finished, as you are about to serve it, make a salad with a lot of bitter greens (escarole, arugula, etc) and then make a vinaigrette that is very heavy on the vinegar, mix the salad, put it into the piping hot soup. The soup will slightly cook the greens and the vinegar is delish in the soup.
Diamond_Dog
(36,203 posts)Sounds interesting!
SheltieLover
(64,038 posts)
Love your soup bowl!

Diamond_Dog
(36,203 posts)I made lots!
SheltieLover
(64,038 posts)Guessing, and hoping for your sake, that you're far from where I am.
Ty for sharing!
Retrograde
(10,967 posts)in place of tomatoes: I like it more than the usual pasta e fagioli. I also use the borlotti beans I grow.
Diamond_Dog
(36,203 posts)I do like the tomatoes though.
elleng
(138,689 posts)had no idea what it was!
Looks great!
Diamond_Dog
(36,203 posts)Thank you elleng 🙂