My
Colorado mom is queen of winter soups and I guess her love of making and eating
them rubbed off on me. There is
nothing more satisfying than the smells and warmth that come from homemade
soup. And the best part is, so
many are super easy to make and quite healthy – like this one! This recipe is packed with veggies and
protein and my whole family loves it.
I like to use a sausage that has a little smokiness to it for added
depth of flavor.
Serves
4-6
2
T. olive oil
1
onion – chopped
2
carrots – chopped
2
celery – chopped
2
cloves garlic – chopped
1
quart chicken stock
3
springs fresh thyme
1
sprig fresh rosemary
1
15 oz can white beans – drained & rinsed
½
pound pre-cooked sausages – halved lengthwise & sliced
1
bunch kale – tough stems removed & roughly chopped
grated
parmesan
Saute
onion, carrots & celery in oil over medium high heat in soup pot until onions
are transparent and veggies are starting to brown – 5-7 minutes. Add garlic and cook for 1 minute more.
Add
chicken stock and whole herbs to pot and bring to boil. Turn down heat and
simmer 10 minutes.
Add
beans, sausage & kale and bring to boil again. Simmer 5 more minutes.
Remove rosemary & thyme stems. Season with kosher salt & fresh
ground pepper to taste and serve topped with freshly grated parmesan cheese.
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