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    Special Beans in Tomato Broth

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    A hearty and flavorful dish featuring heirloom beans cooked slowly in a tomato broth with bacon, garlic, onion, and herbs.

    Ingredients for Special Beans in Tomato Broth

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    Heirloom Beans, Soaked overnight

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    Slab Bacon, Cut into small pieces

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    Olive Oil

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    Chopped Tomatoes

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    Garlic Head, Cloves peeled

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    Large Shallots, Diced

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    Anchovy Fillets

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    Fresh Herbs, Thyme, Rosemary, Marjoram, or Oregano

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    Parmesan Rind, Optional

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    Water

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    How to Make Special Beans in Tomato Broth

    1. Soak the Heirloom Beans

    Place the beans in a large pot or bowl, cover them with plenty of water, and let them sit overnight or up to two days. Drain the soaked beans using a colander when ready to cook.

    2. Render the Bacon Fat

    Cut the slab bacon into small pieces and cook in a large pot with olive oil over medium heat for 5 to 8 minutes until the fat renders out.

    3. Brown the Aromatics

    To the pot with rendered bacon fat, add the chopped tomatoes, peeled garlic cloves, and diced shallots. Let them brown for about 10 minutes.

    4. Add Anchovies and Beans

    Add the anchovy fillets to the pot, followed by the drained beans, fresh herbs, and Parmesan rind if using. Pour in enough water to cover the beans by about an inch.

    5. Simmer the Beans

    Let the beans simmer gently for about 2 hours, ensuring they remain submerged and the heat is low enough to prevent boiling.


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