Twenty Twenty Stew
From mealie.hallmark.dev
40 minServes 10
A creamy white bean and cabbage stew thickened by smashing beans, finished with fresh dill and crispy onions.
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| prepPreheat Instant Pot or pressure cooker to high pressure setting | |||||||
| 60 g unsalted butter, plus more (optional) | Heat butter & oil, cook onions with salt, 5–8 min | Transfer 1/4 of onions to a bowl for topping | Add beans, season, smash some beans to thicken | Add broth, simmer 15–20 min until desired consistency | Add cabbage & vinegar, pressure cook high 1 min, quick release | Season with salt, pepper & more vinegar to taste | Stir in half the dill, serve with reserved onions, dill, oil & sour cream |
| 60 ml extra virgin olive oil, plus more | |||||||
| 2 large yellow onions, thinly sliced | |||||||
| 1 pinch kosher salt, freshly ground, plus more to taste | |||||||
| 4 (15-ounce / 425 g) cans white beans (navy & canellini preferred), drained and rinsed | |||||||
| 2 L tap water | |||||||
| 60 g better than bouillon (chicken or roasted vegetable, or no-chicken) | |||||||
| 1/2 head green cabbage (roughly 8–10 ounces / 225–280 g), core removed, coarsely chopped | |||||||
| 30 ml white distilled vinegar or fresh lemon juice | |||||||
| 15 g fresh dill, coarsely chopped | |||||||
| Sour cream for serving (optional) | |||||||
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