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Cannellini Beans with Tomato and Garlic

Canned beans simmered gently with garlic, parsley and crushed tomato in olive oil. A quick, comforting side that tastes slowly cooked.

  • YieldServes 4
  • Hands-on15 min
  • Total31 min
  • Difficulty

Ingredients

  • 2 clovesgarlic, medium
  • 2 tbspflat-leaf parsley, finely chopped
  • 3 tbspextra-virgin olive oil
  • 180 gcanned whole peeled tomatoes, with their juice
  • 500 gcanned cannellini beans, drained
  • to tastesalt
  • to tasteblack pepper, freshly ground

Diet

  • Vegetarian (lacto-ovo)
  • Vegan

Contains

  • Legumes (any)
  • Common beans (kidney, black, pinto, navy...)
  • Olive
  • Nightshades (any)
  • Tomato
  • Onion family (any)
  • Garlic
  • Parsley
  • Black and white pepper

Taste

  • Sour / bright
  • Salty
  • Umami / savory
  • Richness / fat
  • Herbal / fresh

Texture

  • Creamy
  • Tender-braised

Equipment

  • Stovetop

Season

  • Any season

Occasion

  • Weeknight

Effort

  • Under 20 min active
  • 30–60 min total
  • Difficulty 1
  • Make-ahead friendly
  • One pot
  • Kid-friendly

Nutrition

  • Calories: low
  • Protein: low
  • Carbs: moderate
  • Fat: moderate
  • Fiber: moderate
  • Sodium: moderate

Budget

  • Budget: low

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