Ribollita means 're-cooked' in Italy, and slow cooking is the secret of this hearty winter vegetable soup designed for wood stoves. There are many different recipes and you can use any vegetable to your choice, but most Tuscan recipes call for cavolo nero-blackleaf kale-the closest substitute being savoy cabbage-and cannellini-Tuscan white beans-the closest substitute being Great Northern beans.
In Tuscany, soup is often layered with slices of day old bread and cheese, which is always served with a cruet of extra virgin olive oil for seasoning.
Ingredients for Tuscan Ribolitta Soup
Directions for Tuscan Ribolitta Soup
Makes 6 servings.
Health note:
Beans regulate blood sugar levels. An excellent food for diabetics. Linked to lower rates of certain cancers. Very high in fiber.
Cabbage contains numerous anti-cancers and antioxidant compounds and has anti-bacterial and anti-viral powers.
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