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Easy Minestrone With Lemony Ricotta and Pesto

When the weather is this cold what could be more comforting than a steaming bowl of soup? And this will become a favourite of yours.

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Easy Minestrone With Lemony Ricotta and Pesto

When the weather is this cold what could be more comforting than a steaming bowl of soup? And this will become a favourite of yours.

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30m

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Step 1

Get all your veg finely chopped. Heat a large saucepan over medium heat and add a glug of olive oil - about 2 tablespoons. Once hot, add the onion, carrot, courgette and sweet potato. Season well and fry gently for about 5 minutes until softened.

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Red onion

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Carrot

1

Courgette, small, chopped

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Emily

2 months ago

My favorite easy rainy night dinner (and I live in Seattle, so that's saying something!)

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Margie

2 months ago

Thank you!!! xxx

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Dinner Tonight Reader

2 years ago

Made this last night - so delicious and an easy way to get my husband to eat more veg (he had two bowls)! Love your site - making your lamb this evening. Thank you for your wonderful recipes. And the videos are great to see as a guide!

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Dinner Tonight Reader

2 years ago

Made this tonight and it was so delicious!!! Omitted the zucchini and Cavolo Nero as I didn’t have them off hand. Definitely a keeper ♥️ Thank you for all your delicious dishes!

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Margie

2 years ago

Oh I'm so pleased, thank you for sharing! And yes, that's one thing I love about this is how adaptable it is - you can really make it your own and it's always good xx

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Dinner Tonight Reader

2 years ago

This sounds wonderful!!!!! …. Did you mean tomato paste or puree….. reaching out from Cape Cod, Massachusetts☺️🇺🇸 Cheers!!!

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Margie

2 years ago

Hi! I meant puree, but paste would work too. Paste is a bit more concentrated than puree but we are only using 1tbsp of it - just want to use to it impart some intensely tomato-ey flavour to the base of the soup, as we aren't cooking the whole thing for ages! Margie xxx

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