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Cilantro Lime White Bean Hummus Soup

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A classic bean dip converted into a light soup perfect for Spring!

Ingredients

  • 3 Tablespoons Extra Virgin Olive Oil
  • ⅓ cups Chopped Onion
  • 3 cloves Garlic, Chopped
  • 3 cans (15 Oz. Size) Cannellini Beans
  • 2 whole Limes, Zest And Juice
  • 2 cups Vegetable Stock
  • 1 bunch Cilantro, Rough Chopped
  • Optional Garnishes: Chopped Cilantro, Lime Wedges

Preparation

In a large stock pot, on medium high heat, combine the oil, onion, and garlic. When onions and garlic cook down a bit, add the beans (be sure to drain and rinse beans before using!) and lime zest. Cook for another minute or two.

Next, add the veggie stock. Then, add in the cilantro and lime juice.

Cover with a lid and bring to a slight boil. Reduce heat to low and simmer for another 5 minutes.

Use an immersion blender to make the soup creamy and smooth. Season to taste and garnish with a lime wedge and cilantro for color.

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KeepItSimpleFoods on 4.28.2011

Thank you all so much for all the kind words and happy reviews!

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KeepItSimpleFoods on 4.28.2011

Jenndk – so sorry about leaving out that instruction! Yes, whenever working with canned beans, it’s almost always essential to drain and rinse the beans first. I will def modify the instructions. Thank you so much for pointing it out. Glad to hear you were able to save and enjoy the recipe. :)

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jenndk on 4.25.2011

DRAIN the cans of beans!!! That is what mucked it up when I made it. I was on the verge of throwing out what I made yesterday and then decided to put it in the fridge and see if I could fix it. I bought 3 more cans of beans, drained them and then put 1 can at a time into my blender with some of the cold “soup” that I had and added a little more garlic, onion powder, and salt and blended it. Did that with all 3 cans and now its the consistency I was hoping for and tastes great!
It doesn’t say to drain the beans in the recipe, and some of you who are better/more experienced cooks than I am may have known to do that, but I had to figure it out the hard way, LOL! Maybe I can save someone else from doing the same thing.

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jenndk on 4.24.2011

I don’t know what went wrong… I followed the directions and this didn’t come out at all like I expected. It is real brothy, I thought it would be thicker and the lime and cilantro are almost overwhelming and I am a fan of both.
I am disappointed.

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jenndk on 4.24.2011

This has just got to be good! I am making it today.

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bkraemer on 8.5.2011

I turned the recipe back into a dip by omitting the broth and adding a little olive oil. I also added a chopped jalapeño. Very fresh and flavorful!

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beccasbites on 4.29.2011

Yum! Mine was a little chunky because my food processor-well-it’s just not that cool. The flavor was awesome and it was so quick and easy! Perfect quick soup and sandwich meal for a cool spring day!

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jenndk on 4.25.2011

Glad I didn’t leave a review yesterday… if you read my comments on the Comment page you will understand.
Now that I figured it out, so to speak, I really like this soup!
Super satisfying and such a bright flavor.

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kimbear182 on 4.20.2011

This was super easy and quick to make! Most importantly it was delicious!

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kitchenlovenest on 4.18.2011

What a perfect weeknight meal! It’s filling, quick to make, super tasty, and healthy to boot (creamy without the cream =). I served it with some goat cheese sprinkled on top, which was delicious. This recipe is awesome and everyone should make it immediately.

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