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Tomato Sauce

  • 1200 grams Fresh Roma Tomatoes
  • 1 onion
  • 1 teaspoon Butter
  • 4 teaspoons salt
  • 1/4 whole nutmeg
  • fresh ground pepper

White Beans

  • 500 grams Navy / White Beans
  • 4 teaspoons salt
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Recipe's preparation

    Cooking the beans (Cast iron pot)
  1. Find a large cast iron dutch oven with a tight-fitting lid
  2. Heat oven to 120C
  3. Add 500g dried beans to cast iron pot
  4. Pour over enough water to cover the dried beans by about 3.5cm.
  5. Add 3-4 tsp salt
  6. Put on a hob burner until all the water is fully boiling.
  7. Turn off the hob, put on the lid and bake for 1h 15m @ 120C.
  8. Pour off any excess liquid.
    9. Cooking the Tomato Sauce (Thermomix)

  9. Peel a medium onion and place in the TM bowl.  Chop on Speed 4 for 10 seconds.

  10. Add knob of butter and saute 100C, Speed 1 for 5 minutes.

  11. Add 1.2kg fresh Roma tomatoes and puree on Speed 8-9 for 20-30 seconds.  (You might need to add the tomatoes in two batches).

  12. Cook 100C, Speed 3 for 60 minutes.

    Approx 5 mins before the end, add 4tsp salt, a few good twists of the pepper grider, and grate in 1/4 nutmeg kernel, and any other herbs/spices you feel might add to the flavour.

  13. Add the tomato sauce to your cooked beans, and voila!

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Tip

Obviously swap butter for something else to go dairy free/lactose free.

No-soak beans taken from:  //thepauperedchef.com/2009/06/90-minute-no-soak-beans.html

Tomato sauce adapted from //ruhlman.com/2011/03/tomato-sauce/ I used Marco Polo "White Beans", and I understand Navy Beans are also suitable.

When finished, the beans should be soft, but not complete mush and with a lovely smooth creamy taste.

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  • Great recipe - I'll have to

    Submitted by Lesley Collins on 18. September 2012 - 07:24.

    Great recipe - I'll have to try this!

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  • This is my first post.  Hope

    Submitted by JimmyJim on 11. August 2011 - 22:31.

    This is my first post.  Hope you guys like it.  Let me know if you have any comments or suggestions.

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