This is a great soup mix, and since the recipe makes a large quantity, you can divide the mix into pretty airtight containers along with instructions - makes great gifts!
Ingredients for the mix
Baby lima beans, dried ¬- 1 lb
Barley pearls - 1 lb
Black beans, dried - 1 lb
Black eyed peas, dried - 1 lb
Great northern beans, dried - 1 lb
Green split peas, dried - 1 lb
Lentils, dried - 1 lb
Lima beans, large, dried - 1 lb
Navy beans, dried - 1 lb
Pinto beans, dried - 1 lb
Red beans, dried - 1 lb
Soy beans, dried - 1 lb
Yellow split peas, dried - 1 lb
Combine all dried beans and store in airtight containers until ready to use.
Ingredients for the soup
Dried bean mixture, 2 C
Garlic cloves, minced – 1-2
Hot pepper, fresh, coarsely chopped - 1
Lemon juice - 1/4 C
Onion, chopped - 1 large
Salt, ¾ tsp
Ground pepper - 1/4 tsp
Whole canned tomatoes, undrained & coarsely chopped - 16 oz can
Water, 2 quarts
Ham to season, if desired - The original recipe called for 1 ham hock
Sort & wash the beans, place in a Dutch oven, and cover with water 2" above beans. Soak overnight.
Drain beans & add 2 quarts hot water, ham, salt, & pepper. Cover, bring to a boil, & reduce heat. Simmer 1 1/2 hours or until beans are tender. Add remaining ingredients, simmer an additional 30 minutes. Taste and add more salt or pepper to taste. Add lemon juice before serving.
sounds delish!
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A chilly day here in NH. I should try one of these. Thanks for posting and for linking up again for FL and FF. Have a great weekend!
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This is a great recipe, I'll have to make a batch the next time beans are on sale. Found your blog on the blog hop, my blog is:
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Mmmm soup sounds so good on this cold rainy day where I live! Just joined your blog through the blog hop, and would love for you to follow me too at Capernaum Home :) Ashlee
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ReplyDeleteSounds delish! The beans in a jar would make a great gift along with the recipe!
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Oh, that sounds great! I was gong to post my favorite multi-bean soup recipe soon too.
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Found you through Whitesnake and KB. Excellent recipe - the weather here is perfect for it!
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Beans are so hearty and satisfying! And they make a neat gift too? Thanks for the great idea!
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Looks good and could use this recipe for the coming months.
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ReplyDeleteSounds good. I might have to try that one. My mom loves bean soup. Stumbled this from the Stop and Stumble hop.
ReplyDeletethat does sound like a good recipe and looking at the amount of ingredients that go in, I can see why it would make a large amount! bet it is delicious on a cool winter day!
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I'll have to give this a go - my hubby loves beans in soup and I think this recipe must have every single type in existence.
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It's a really colorful gift! I'm your newest follower from the hop:)
ReplyDeleteThis would be an awesome soup and a great gift! Hope you are having a great week end and thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
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ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a great Winter soup. I am visiting from Stop and Stumble and have stumbled this post. If you can stumble http://www.messforless.net/2011/09/color-drop-game.html that would be great. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteIf I counted right, that is 13 pounds of beans! That would make lots of soup gifts. I have never used dried beans, but this sounds like a great recipe to make and share with others! Thanks for linking up to Hunk of Meat Monday.
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited that soup season is here! Can't wait to mix up a batch of these dried beans (and pass some along to family and friends)!
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Great idea to make your own dried bean soup mix! Thanks for sharing. Stopping by from Monday Mingle.
ReplyDeleteThis is so YUMMY! I have the same recipe and I know what makes it taste so delicious is the lemon juice! I make a big batch and freeze it. It is wonderful to take out of the freezer when I don't feel like cooking!
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sounds yummy.
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This sounds good, especially with the cooler weather approaching! I love finding new bean recipes because they are always so healthy and frugal. I would love it if you would share this recipe on my link-up as well so my readers can see your yummy, frugal recipe! Thank you for sharing! (http://the-north-forty.com/2011/09/19/what-do-we-eat-link-up/)
ReplyDeleteYummy! I've been waiting for the weather to get cooler so that I can make more soups. Now that I've read this I'm thinking of changing around my meal planning for the next two weeks so that I can fit this one in. I've got a recipe up today as well! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect fall recipe - there is nothing like a bowl of hot soup on a cold day. And what a healthy choice of ingredients too. Thank you for sharing this post with Let's Do Brunch.
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What a great recipe! (I think this would be great in mason jars as gifts! think I may do that for Christmas this year!) Thank you for linking up at Healthy 2day Wednesdays! Sorry I have been out of the loop for a bit, we have moved houses! Hope you'll join in this week!
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