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Traditionally, this soup is made with lots of veggies, beans, potatoes, olive oil, spices, Italian bacon, and Tuscan bread (it kind of reminds me of a minestrone). The American version though adds Italian sausage and bacon, garlic, and heavy cream in addition to the potatoes and kale.
This hearty Tuscan soup is full of tender potatoes, spicy Italian sausage, and leafy green spinach simmered in a creamy, chicken-based broth.
Homemade Zuppa Toscana is loaded with Italian sausage, bacon, kale and potatoes. Learn how to make Zuppa Toscana soup as made popular by Olive Garden! In a large pot or dutch oven (5.5 qt), over medium-high heat, add chopped bacon and sauté until browned (5-7 mins).
This easy Zuppa Toscana soup recipe is an Italian-inspired soup made with sausage, potatoes, kale, bacon and cream.
Tuscan White Bean Soup from Barefoot Contessa. At least 8 hours or the night before you make the soup, place the beans in a large bowl and add enough cold…
Simmer a pot of Ellie Krieger's healthy Tuscan Vegetable Soup recipe from Food Network, a classic vegetable soup loaded with zucchini, beans, tomatoes and more.
Long-simmered pots of bean soup are traditional all over Italy. This one takes a few short-cuts by using canned beans, but in the end the taste will be quite close to soups that simmered for hours. When you start this soup, sauté vegetables first to give the soup lots of flavor.
This Easy Tuscan White Bean Soup is a comforting combination of flavors from pancetta, vegetables, and fresh rosemary. This one-pot Italian soup is delicious and nourishing. Serve with a drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil and crusty bread!
Turn your Zuppa Toscana into a meal by serving it with garlic bread and a simple green salad, Caesar salad or roasted broccoli. Or, put slices of store-bought or homemade crusty Italian bread on...
My current favourite chicken soup! Creamy broth, juicy little bits of chicken, pasta shells and swirls of spinach with a sprinkle of sun dried tomato I use in place of croutons. Think – under the Tuscan Sun. Except – sweater weather food!