Category: Soups
Simple ingredients, big flavor. We started with rich San Marzano tomatoes slow-simmered in a savory base of rosemary, garlic, and onions, then added Great Northern Beans for creamy comfort in every bite. A touch of agave gives it balance, while red pepper flakes add a hint of heat for a standout soup that’ll hit the spot every time.
The rosemary comes through nicely without overpowering the tomatoes, and the broth has that slow-simmered depth you don't usually get from a canned soup. I've already finished two bowls and it's genuinely filling thanks to those white beans.
The beans are creamy and the San Marzano tomatoes give it that rich, slow-cooked depth you don’t usually get from a can. I’ve already eaten it twice this week, once straight from the pot and once with a hunk of crusty bread.
The white beans make it surprisingly filling for a soup—half a bowl and I was genuinely satisfied. Slow-simmered San Marzano tomatoes give it that rich, homemade depth you don’t usually get from a can.
