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Receta Spicy Tomato, Bean and Veggie Soup
by The Picky Eater

There are five words to describe this soup: hearty, delicious, spicy, healthy, and husband-approved!

I made this soup for the first time over a year ago, when I first started blogging and cooking. The husband, who at that time was skeptical about the extra veggies I added to the recipe, said “I wish my stomach was bigger so I could eat more of this soup!”

It was a nice endorsement from someone who used to live on Taco Bell and Frozen Pizzas, to say the least

The reason I love this soup is because it’s super easy to make, takes only 30 minutes, and it’s a great vehicle for “sneaking” extra veggies into your diet. The tomato and white bean base makes it conducive to adding just about any vegetables into the soup. I chose carrots, bell peppers and red onions – in keeping with the “red” color scheme.

I was originally inspired to create this soup by none other than Giada De Laurentiis. I’m a Food Network addict so of couse, I know who Giada is. But for anyone that doesn’t watch Food Network – she is one of my favorite cooks. She has great recipes and is super fun to watch on TV. I made a quite a few modifications to the recipe, but the base and spice mixture is all Giada.

I topped the soup with a sprinkle of Parmesan Cheese, and served it with Alexia’s All Natural Garlic Bread.

I love Alexia’s frozen products – they don’t have any weird ingredients in them, and they taste delicious. This garlic bread tasted like it was fresh out of a bakery – I don’t know how they do it!

And now, on to the soup. My modified recipe is below and the original is here. Hope you enjoy it!

The Ingredients

Step 2: Add the carrots, red pepper, onion, and garlic and saute until soft, about 2 minutes. I let the veggies saute a bit longer, like 5-10 min on medium heat. Gave them a great crunch but still were cooked through.

Step 3: Add the jar of marinara sauce (crushed tomatoes for me), broth, cannellini beans, red pepper flakes, pasta, salt and pepper.

Step 4: Simmer for 10 minutes. I simmered it for a bit longer, maybe 15-20 min. Ladle into bowls, let it cool for a bit and then…

… top with freshly grated parmesan cheese!

This is a healthy, balanced meal that even the most die-hard junk-food lovers will enjoy!

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