10.99 FLAT RATE SHIPPING
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October 18, 2022 2 min read
Brothy beans are delicious all year round, but there’s something about enjoying a bowl when it’s cool outside that makes the experience extra special– it’s like caring for yourself while enjoying something that feels indulgent. We developed this recipe to highlight fall’s bounty: creamy beans are topped with earthy sautéed cremini mushrooms and nutty sage pesto. Get a little of each in your spoon for the perfect fall bite. Don’t forget the crusty bread!
Featured bean: Cranberry
Other beans to try: Flor de Mayo, Speckled Bayo
Take 'em from dried to cooked with our guide!
The beans
Sage pesto
Mushrooms
Prepare the beans: Combine beans and flavorings in the cooking vessel of your choice. Cover with water and cook according to the bean cooking guide. Once tender, remove aromatics and set aside.
Make the sage pesto: In the bowl of a food processor (or in a blender), add lemon, hazelnuts, sage, and Parmiganio Regganio. Pulse a few times until chopped. In a steady stream, slowly add olive oil while the food processor is running. Stop to scrape down the sides once with a rubber spatula and add salt and pepper to taste. Run the processor for a few more seconds to combine thoroughly. Set aside.
Sauté the mushrooms: Over medium-high heat, add butter to a large skillet and once it foams, add garlic, mushrooms, and thyme leaves. Thoroughly toss to coat and cook, stirring occasionally, for 8-10 minutes until mushrooms are browned and the liquid they produced is mostly evaporated. Remove from heat and set aside.
Serve and enjoy: Serve beans in bowls with the bean broth, topped with mushrooms and sage pesto.
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