Fall weather is here and soup is calling!! I've been wanting to make this soup for a long time and finally got around to it the other day. I don't handle salt well and therefore, don't buy soups from the supermarket. I wanted to make a flavorful soup that tasted great, without all the salt. It was a success! I hope you enjoy this yummy soup. What I also love about it is that you can throw it all in the crock pot and when you get home, soups on!
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Here's all you'll need. Aidell's sausage is the one I always use. It's my favorite! |
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Here's the beans, soaking away. |
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Dice all the veggies, and the sausage too. |
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Heat olive oil and saute veggies for 5 minutes or so. |
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Add the sausage |
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Add the wine. Mmmm, love that smell! Cook for a couple minutes. |
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Put the beans in the pot, add the spices. |
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Add everything from the saute pan and stir it up! |
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Add the chicken stock and stir. Now you're ready to get cookin'! S-L-O-W-L-Y |
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Crock pot, on low, 6 hours. Could probably do 3 or so on high, I just had all day, so I let it go low and slow. |
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Here's the finished product. You can add more salt and pepper from here if you like. I didn't think it needed anything though. ENJOY!!! |
Chicken Apple Sausage White Bean Soup
Charene
Whorton 2011
Print version
Ingredients
4 cups dry white beans (soaked at least 6 hours and
picked through)
1 T butter
1 T olive oil
3 carrots
2 stacks celery
1 whole yellow onion
3 cloves of garlic
2 lbs chicken apple sausage
3/4 cup white wine
1 tsp sage
1 1/2 tsp oregano
1 tsp basil
2 tsp Thyme
2 bay leaves
8 cups chicken stock
1 14.5 oz can diced tomatoes (drained)
salt and pepper to taste
Directions
Chop all vegetables and set aside. Heat olive oil and
butter in a skillet. Saute vegetables until soft, about 5 minutes. Dice sausage
while vegetable are cooking. Then toss in when they are soft. Add the wine and
cook for a minute or two.
Transfer to stock pot and add chicken stock, beans,
diced tomatoes and seasonings.
Simmer for 5-6 hours or until beans are to desired
consistency. Serve or allow to cool and reheat later.
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