Minestrone Soup with Pasta, Beans and Vegetables
Show: Quick Fix Meals with Robin Miller
Episode: Slow It Down
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By beccadial_12667563
Phoenix, 41
on July 26, 2011
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I added all the ingredients as listed in the recipe but I did add some extra garlic salt and oregano for seasoning and then I did think it needed more broth so I added about 4 cups extra toward the end. I cooked my noodles separately and opted to add them individually to my bowls. I thought the soup was great! I can see why someone might think it is tart although I generally think that is fairly common for minestrone. I think extra garlic and broth helped. It was very good and easy and I would definitely make it again. I think it makes a nice, light meal!
By karen1116
on July 22, 2011
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Wow, i had really high hopes for this recipe. This morning when i started it, it tasted really good. But tonight when we sat down to eat, it tasted really sour. I dont know where I went wrong? It smelled so good. I dont think its the recipe...I assume I added too much of something? It seemed like it was fine until I added the spinach. I used fresh baby spinach. Without me saying it, the kids and my husband all said, "it tastes sour". I am bummed. Everyone else gave it such high ratings...I followed the recipe exactly...it didnt taste sour to anyone else?
By gracieb2b
Riverside, 43
on May 23, 2011
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Followed a previous comment and added oregano and basil (fresh, and green beans.
But this recipe as it is is fantastic!
By amsullivan11
on May 16, 2011
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After seeing all the reviews about the pasta, I realized I should share an old Italian family trick. When making a pasta for soups, you undercook it by about a minute, then strain and rinse it, and afterwards put it into a big bowl of ice water (mainly a bowl of ice with water to cover. Once it has completely cooled and is very cold, you can add it to the soup, after it comes down from a boil. Removing the extra starches and chilling it to stop the cooking will make all the difference in the world!
Other than that, this soup tastes almost just like my grandmother's, except I used oregano and basil only instead of the sage and thyme, and I added green beans and garbanzo beans as well.
By kaglade_12788237
bartlett, 52
on April 02, 2011
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So good! One of my favorites, and now my sister makes it too and my 1 year old niece loves it as well.
By Chef #688123
st augustine, FL
on March 26, 2011
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very tasty, and i didn't change a thing, great recipe and so easy, very delish... thanks Robin.
By PookityPoo
Pennsylvania
on February 25, 2011
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Instead of using ditalini I threw in a few handfuls of elbow macaroni, thats what I had on hand. Turned out great! Next time I'll just add the macaroni a lil bit later.
By ana182
on February 22, 2011
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Fantastic. I added a cup of boiling water extra, and used rosemary instead of sage and thyme with shaved Gruyere as a topping.
By Diane's flavor
on February 16, 2011
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I loved this. So yummy. I did make a few changes. Used Garbonzo beans instead of Navy; used oregano and basil as seasonings; and Orecchiette pasta. Recommend this highly.
By dore57_13065439
NY
on February 07, 2011
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Came out great, cooked it on the stove top about 45 min. Added turkey sausage and red hot pepper flakes for some heat.