Country Style Navy Bean Soup
$9.95
A country style bean soup combining the rich flavor of ham and the subtle flavor found in navy beans. Add ham, tomatoes and water. A precooked freeze-dried whole bean provides a hearty meal in minutes. No soaking needed.
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Need a quick meal? Our Navy Bean Soup can cook in minutes while combining unique flavors of ham and navy beans. The best part about this dish is there is no soaking necessary! Add the ham and tomatoes, and you're good to go. Read more about our instructions and ingredients below! If you have any questions please contact us. Want to leave a comment? Click the review button and let everyone know what you think!
How To Make Navy Bean Soup:
Bring 3 quarts of water to a boil. Stir in soup and seasoning packs. Add 2 cups ham and a 15 oz. can of tomatoes. Let soup cook approximately 20-25 minutes or until rice is done. Yield:
16 cups.
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Soup will be even richer if you have the time to simmer a ham bone or the 2 cups of ham in the 3 quarts of water for about 30 minutes prior to adding soup packet. You may also substitute tomatoes with green chilies or flavored tomatoes for a zestier flavor. Serve with your favorite cornbread.
Our Navy Bean Soup Ingredients:
Navy beans, chicken base (dextrose, salt, rendered chicken fat, corn starch, onion powder, hydrolyzed vegetable protein "soy, corn, wheat" flavoring, shortening "beef fat, vegetable fat" turmeric, disodium inosinate and to prevent caking.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.87 lbs |
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4 reviews for Country Style Navy Bean Soup
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AOUSD Admin –
Visitor Rating: 5 Stars
Cheryl (verified owner) –
Visitor Rating: 4 Stars
willoughbyliz –
Just made this soup with our leftover holiday ham. It is delicious!! I put in an extra can if tomatoes just for fun. This is the first soup I’ve made from y’all and can’t wait to make more!
beemyrs –
Made this for the family during the holidays as a quick meal when plans changed ~ used my instapot with frozen ham & bone for flavoring ~ it was awesome ~ even those who claimed bean soup to not be their favorite raved!