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Ribollita Recipe
Date May 3, 2012
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Ribollita Recipe

 

Ribollita

Ribollita

Ribolitta Recipe

Ribollita is a hearty Tuscan soup made with bread and vegetables. The name, Ribollita means re-boiled.
This recipe requires quite a few veggies, and preferably crusty, left-over bread. Let the soup sit for a
day; you’ll be pleasantly surprised how well all the flavors blend together.

Enjoy!

Chef Chuck Kerber

Cooksandeats.com

chuck@cooksandeats.com

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3 Responses to Ribollita Recipe

  1. Anna"s Table says:

    Amazing how the simplest ingredients can make the most satisfying meals. I remember being bowled by a “papa di pomodoro” served to us while visiting family in Florence. Your recipe brings back such fond memories.

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  3. OM Router says:

    The “re-boiled” idea really comes through here—letting the soup rest for a day sounds like the key to bringing all those vegetables together. I also like blending two cans of cannellini beans with chicken stock, since that should give the broth a naturally creamy texture without adding dairy. Serving it over a thick slice of crusty bread is exactly what makes ribollita feel like a meal. Does the bread hold up better if added right before serving?

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