My Mexican American mother used to tell me not to add salt to the pinto beans because they would not soften. So when someone asks me why I don't add salt right away, I say, "because my mother told me not to". Also, I noticed you pronounced feta and fasolada the same way I pronounce it in Spanish. Loved the recipe. I am trying it right now. So far so good. I love Greek food. My trip to Greece was a dream come true.
Hi Dimitra, yes, it is a traditional meal in Bulgaria as well. I soak the beans for at least 12 hours, then I boil them for 30/40 minutes in a separate pot, while I cut the vegetables, and change the water. I prefer the carrots to be finely grated and add a bell pepper as well and 1 or 2 whole small chilly peppers (my father calls them communists). In Bulgaria we add instead of oregano, dried savory. It becomes really delicious if you cook it slowly old style, using wood in a clay pot. Thanks Dimitra!
Hi from Australia. I have just put my beans on to simmer and the aroma is lovely. I have never made bean soup before so fingers crossed for me. I soaked beans over night only thing I did differently was that I boiled beans to a boil and drained x3. Before doing the final prep and simmering (apparently it helps with the flatulence that I get when I have had fassolatha.).
That was exactly what my mom used to make, but she used Great Northern beans. Not sure if it's the same as cannellini beans. I wish if you get a chance, you can do lentil soup and chick pea soup. No rush!
my own version of white bean soup is simmering on the stove as I type this...Your soup looks delicious, Dimitra. Variations of any recipe is always welcomed. Thanx !
I have always added salt with no issue, however instead of soaking I pre boil the beans for about 45min first and then rinse and cook them the same way.
Looks delicious. Do you plan on sharing homemade bread recipes ? The cakes in your restaurant vlog looked amazing and , btw, I truly enjoyed your vlog. Looks like you really enjoy your job and family. Beautiful to see that. Your cameraman also seems to have a great sense of humor. Great son and brother. 🙂🙂👍👍🍰
I am so happy I found your channel! I am disabled because I have a very difficult time eating. I live on soup but lately I have had problems with meat. I can digest beans (weird I can eat beans but not steak!). I want to make this soup really bad today but I only have a few hours. Have you ever Quick Soaked the beans for this recipe? I rinse my beans then cover by 2inches of water, bring to a boil, remove from heat and cover. Then let sit for 1 hour. Drain and rinse beans then continue on with whatever recipe I'm using. I don't cook with cannellini beans much and I have some that I want to use. Thanks!!
Hi Dimitra. In your other video of fasolada, you added salt after each layer so a bit contradictory to this video. In any case, this sou is crazy good either way.. Love you blog. Lots of good ideas. Kee them coming
I have never put acid in my beans before they're fully cooked. I lived in high altitude for years though. Do you think that altitude makes a difference? This looks great. Thank you. I've been wanting a new recipe for beans.
Cooking beans with or without salt right from the start? The only difference I could discern, trying both versions several times, is that with salt, they simply taste better.
A Excellent Video. Highly Recommended. Thank You Very Much For Sharing, I Never Liked Boston Backed Beans. I Do Not Like SUGAR Cooked With Beans Too SWEET I shall Give This A Go Tomorrow..
I think 12 cups of water is too much. I added 1/2 of that. Your other recipe for Fasolada using cooked beans, uses all the other same measurements and also only uses 6 cups of water or broth.
Sorry, but in the beans we never put garlic, just dry chopped onion and a soup spoon of tomato paste. Taste the beans with Norway smoked herring with olive oil and a drops of lemon!
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My Mexican American mother used to tell me not to add salt to the pinto beans because they would not soften. So when someone asks me why I don't add salt right away, I say, "because my mother told me not to". Also, I noticed you pronounced feta and fasolada the same way I pronounce it in Spanish. Loved the recipe. I am trying it right now. So far so good. I love Greek food. My trip to Greece was a dream come true.
Soups are so underrated..yours looks so good and like you said light and good for you...all year round, thanks for sharing!
Hi Dimitra,
yes, it is a traditional meal in Bulgaria as well.
I soak the beans for at least 12 hours, then I boil them for 30/40 minutes in a separate pot, while I cut the vegetables, and change the water. I prefer the carrots to be finely grated and add a bell pepper as well and 1 or 2 whole small chilly peppers (my father calls them communists). In Bulgaria we add instead of oregano, dried savory.
It becomes really delicious if you cook it slowly old style, using wood in a clay pot.
Thanks Dimitra!
Hi from Australia. I have just put my beans on to simmer and the aroma is lovely. I have never made bean soup before so fingers crossed for me. I soaked beans over night only thing I did differently was that I boiled beans to a boil and drained x3. Before doing the final prep and simmering (apparently it helps with the flatulence that I get when I have had fassolatha.).
Yes it's getting cooler here in the UK too. Fasolada soup is definitely going to be needed.
Comfort food :)
That was exactly what my mom used to make, but she used Great Northern beans. Not sure if it's the same as cannellini beans. I wish if you get a chance, you can do lentil soup and chick pea soup. No rush!
Will do :) They're on my list.
my own version of white bean soup is simmering on the stove as I type this...Your soup looks delicious, Dimitra. Variations of any recipe is always welcomed. Thanx !
Cool!! let me know how this version turns out :)
Yummy!!! Excellent for fall weather, If only the cold weather would arrive to TX!
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Omg!! We used to dance together in the xoreftiko in the syllogo!!!! Glad I found you!
OMG!! How are you John?
We r doing great ! And yes I loved it!
Sooo good, thanks for the receipe!
Very good and that's the Iraqi national dish in the winter I love it 👍👍🍽👌👌💃🏻🍻
This soup was delicious. Also, made pita chips and feta on the side. We felt like we were eating in a restaurant so good!
I have always added salt with no issue, however instead of soaking I pre boil the beans for about 45min first and then rinse and cook them the same way.
Looks delicious. Do you plan on sharing homemade bread recipes ? The cakes in your restaurant vlog looked amazing and , btw, I truly enjoyed your vlog. Looks like you really enjoy your job and family. Beautiful to see that. Your cameraman also seems to have a great sense of humor. Great son and brother. 🙂🙂👍👍🍰
Thanks so much! I have lots of bread recipes: th-cam.com/play/PLBLWXuS5S-nm1wgnhf8MVlVMrfVNgfsQK.html
I am so happy I found your channel! I am disabled because I have a very difficult time eating. I live on soup but lately I have had problems with meat. I can digest beans (weird I can eat beans but not steak!). I want to make this soup really bad today but I only have a few hours. Have you ever Quick Soaked the beans for this recipe? I rinse my beans then cover by 2inches of water, bring to a boil, remove from heat and cover. Then let sit for 1 hour. Drain and rinse beans then continue on with whatever recipe I'm using. I don't cook with cannellini beans much and I have some that I want to use. Thanks!!
Welcome to our community! I'm so glad you're here :)
Yes, I've quick soaked beans several times and it will work for this recipe. Enjoy!!
I am so looking forward to more recipes!
Just a reminder...dry beans from regular supermarket are fine but imported from Greece are a bit much tougher and cook longer..
Thanks for pointing that out :)
And yes I used the recipe!
Hope you liked it :)
Looks good!!
Hi Dimitra. In your other video of fasolada, you added salt after each layer so a bit contradictory to this video. In any case, this sou is crazy good either way.. Love you blog. Lots of good ideas.
Kee them coming
So good.
And healthy!
I have never put acid in my beans before they're fully cooked. I lived in high altitude for years though. Do you think that altitude makes a difference? This looks great. Thank you. I've been wanting a new recipe for beans.
I want to make this. Good idea for a party.
It is! Really easy to make too :)
Yeah, Dimitra, I will be putting on the feta! Thanks.
Feta makes everything way better :)
Cooking beans with or without salt right from the start? The only difference I could discern, trying both versions several times, is that with salt, they simply taste better.
I want an old Greek dry bean recipe? please
Καταπληκτική σούπα!
hi there just curious if you live in Canada or the States?
U.S
Tummy
A Excellent Video. Highly Recommended. Thank You Very Much For Sharing, I Never Liked Boston Backed Beans. I Do Not Like SUGAR Cooked With Beans Too SWEET I shall Give This A Go Tomorrow..
Didn't see you put Extra Virgin Olive oil. Ain't it a must ?
I think 12 cups of water is too much. I added 1/2 of that. Your other recipe for Fasolada using cooked beans, uses all the other same measurements and also only uses 6 cups of water or broth.
Sorry, but in the beans we never put garlic, just dry chopped onion and a soup spoon of tomato paste. Taste the beans with Norway smoked herring with olive oil and a drops of lemon!
Πεστα μεγαλε!!!!!Και οι παστες σαρδελες δεν ειναι ασχημες.....
Καλυτερα να σερβιρεται με καποιο παστο ψαρι......
חבל שאין תרגום לעברית
is your husband indian? your last name isnt greek
He is from Pakistan :)
@@DimitrasDishes oh that's so cute!!! I love interracial couples/ marriages. my boyfriend and I are too. he is Dominican and I'm Russian/British.
It looks like tomato soup