A thick, creamy Tuscan-style stew of borlotti beans, potatoes, celery and cavolo nero, with no cream at all. A vegan dinner with 17g of fibre that freezes well, ready in 65 minutes.
Dinner
65
Serves 4

A bowl gives you about 17g of fibre and 15g of protein for 347 calories, mostly from the borlotti beans.
Creamy without cream. Mashing a couple of ladlefuls of beans and stirring them back in releases their starch and thickens the broth, the same trick used in many Italian bean soups.
Why cavolo nero. Cavolo nero is a dark Italian kale that holds its shape in a long simmer. Like other leafy greens, it provides vitamin K, folate and some calcium.
Why it is tagged for blood sugar. The potatoes and beans bring 42g of carbohydrate, but with 17g of fibre and plenty of protein from the beans, this stew is unlikely to cause a sharp rise in blood sugar.
Contains celery; stock often contains celery too. Check the stock label if you need it gluten-free. For more bean dishes, try the minestrone soup with cannellini beans or the chicken, butter bean and kale pot.


















.jpeg)
















































%2520and%2520Vegetable%2520Paella.jpeg)
















%2520with%2520Spinach%2520and%2520Tomato.jpeg)














