Tuscan One Pot
- SERVES
- 6
- COOK TIME
- 40 Min
Chock-full comforting, healthy ingredients, this hearty, flavorful Tuscan One Pot Italian-style stew is sure to brighten up dinnertime. Savor every last drop of this easy one pot and know that, when you're done, clean-up will take no time at all! Just in time for cooler weather, our Tuscan One Pot is here to save the day.
What You'll Need
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 pound turkey sausage, casing removed
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 4 garlic cloves, chopped
- 3 (15-1/2-ounce) cans great northern beans, undrained
- 1 (14-1/2-ounce) can diced tomatoes, undrained
- 2 cups chicken broth
- 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 2 cups fresh spinach, washed
What to Do
- In a soup pot, heat oil over high heat. Add sausage, onion, and garlic, and cook 6 to 8 minutes or until no pink remains, stirring frequently to break up the sausage.
- Add remaining ingredients, except spinach; bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low and simmer, uncovered, 30 minutes, or until thickened.
- Right before serving, stir in spinach and serve.
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Nutritional InformationShow More
Servings Per Recipe: 6
- Amount Per Serving % Daily Value *
- Calories 418
- Calories from Fat 85
- Total Fat 9.4g 15 %
- Saturated Fat 2.1g 10 %
- Trans Fat 0.3g 0 %
- Protein 32g 64 %
- Amount Per Serving % Daily Value *
- Cholesterol 57mg 19 %
- Sodium 855mg 36 %
- Total Carbohydrates 52g 17 %
- Dietary Fiber 12g 50 %
- Sugars 2.3g 0 %
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kmcartoonity 62072 74
May 17, 2017
I love the use of the turkey sausage in this recipe, since it cuts out a lot of the fat and greasiness that a pork sausage would lend to the dish. For more festive color, I used three different colors of beans. I used a can of pinto beans, a can of small red beans, and a can of the small white beans. If you double this recipe, it would be a great hearty side dish to serve at a potluck or summer barbeque. It's healthy, hearty, and packed with protein and veggies!
wildrunner 9444572
May 01, 2014
made this a little different because i had to use a left over 3 cups of turkey gravy. i was realy hungry and had to eat real soon.i did not have fresh spinach i drained a can,added one can muchrooms,one cup frozen corn but everything else was the same and this was delishous. i might add i didn't have sausage thus the gravy. i will make this recipe as is later when i have all i need but this alowed me a really healthy supper.i will report back later. thank you very much for posting this recipe.
ezmom2002 9148380
Feb 11, 2014
Made it tonight it was wonderful. I actually added an extra chicken bouillon and I mashed the turkey with a hand potato masher and the after boiling point with ingredients used masher again to mash some of the beans then cooked on simmer---yum
Maria325
Jun 18, 2013
Being Italian I had to tweak this a little. I use a mix of hot and sweet Italian sausage, mix in a pound of cooked Ditalini pasta when it's done and it is hearty enough for a week night meal. It's a quick and easy everyone goes back for seconds on.
evey4158 1122816
Apr 17, 2013
I made this for dinner this evening and it is a "keeper". I followed the recipe exactly and it turned out so well. Even my husband who doesn't care for soup type food liked it. May try it with regular ground turkey or ground beef. This is one recipe I will share with family.
DRYBROOK99 6072755
Mar 23, 2013
My wife is a picky eater and I make this for her and coworkers often. They love it
wildrunner 9444572
Feb 06, 2013
I just love these kinds of soup and i will make this one look so yummy.
DRYBROOK99 6072755
Jan 21, 2013
Just made the soup tonight. It was terrific. My wife is a very picky eater and she enjoyed it. I doubled the recipe and my wife is bringing the leftovers to work. Will make this again.
deweese9890 076550 6
Dec 29, 2012
EXCELLENT FOR COLD WINTER NIGHTS, EASY TO PREPARE, AND RECIPE CAN BE DOUBLED AND FROZEN FOR FUTURE USE.
pateavenson 828311 0
Dec 26, 2012
I made this with some changes because that was I had in my fridge. Used kale instead od spinach and ground Italian seasoned turkey instead of sausage . Good hearty meal.
badgersdrift 08494 82
Jun 18, 2012
This is our Number ONE favorite Mr. Food recipe. Because it was what I had on hand, the first time I made it I used Italian spiced Turkey sausage and Italian- style diced tomatoes, which made the recipe even more spicy. But even after many servings, the spinach held up and the beans were perfect. I am a bit surprised, however, that this would be offered in very late spring. It really is a perfect for late fall and the dead of winter.
pammiller333 78449 92
Feb 08, 2012
My husband made this for dinner tonight and it was delicious. At first I thought 3 cans of beans sounded like a lot, but once the whole dish came together it was just the right amount. I went back later and added a bit more spinach to suit our tastes. Makes a large pot of stew. We will make it again!
linda1971
Jan 12, 2012
I saw Mr. Food do this recipe on TV & I was sold! I copied the recipe for my files & I make this once a week! I never really liked beans but this is so delicious. I use 2 cans of White Northern Beans ,1 package was prewashed spinach & 1 pkg of ground turkey for a healthy meal that usually leaves one bowl of leftovers for my next day's lunch. I have given this receipe to my family & friends & they all love it too! Thank you Mr. Food!
nsmomi
Oct 27, 2011
The whole family loved it. I used a package of frozen spinach that I thawed and drained. I will make this one again.
deweese9890 076550 6
Sep 18, 2011
Great tasty & nutritious meal! I took a generous cupful to work and it was enough to last me all day. Love this recipe!
lindacsc47 1873749
Jul 15, 2011
Italian cannellini beans are large white beans and are interchangeable with great northern beans. Hope this helps!
Nanabop
Jul 10, 2011
There is a great differance in taste. Your Great Northern bean is a white kidney bean. My can of Great Northern says "White Kidney Beans" in small letters under the Great Northern. If you cannot find "Great Northern" look for the White Kidney label.
mrkt4u2004 5200146
Jul 09, 2011
Actually, it is another name for white kidney beans, or canellini beans. This is a great recipe!
fayegray29 1980891
Jul 08, 2011
Navy beans and Great Northern beans are both white beans. They are a little different - mainly in their size. GNBs are smaller than NBx. I can't imagine why you couldn't use either in your recips. The taste is very similar. Your recipe sounds delicious and I will be trying it out. Thanks for sharing. Faye
tap26us 6669036
Jul 08, 2011
There is no other name for Great Northern Beans. I have found that at, Walmart, Sweet Bay, (Hannaford Brothers), Winn Dixie and Publix in both the canned bean aisle and the dry bean aisle. They are a small white bean. Hope you find this helpful.
kchaconas
Jul 08, 2011
Born and bred in the South...Great Northern Bean are Great Northern Beans and Navy Beans are Navy Beans! Two distintive beans! The only other name that may come close to a Great Northern Bean is the Italian white bean, Cannolini. I interchange Cannolini and Great Northern Beans in my recipes calling for either bean.
jgfriday 0842838
Jul 08, 2011
I beg to differ with some of you. Navy beans are smaller than Great Northern beans. Cannolini beans are more like Great N. beans. Sometime Navy beans are just called White beans. Bush's canned beans are very good. All kinds.
mccr15
Jul 08, 2011
Great Northern beans and Navy beans are two distinct type of beans. You can purchase either kind dried or canned. It's much cheaper to cook the dried version then use them in your recipe. I cook mine in chicken broth for better flavor. I've been making this recipe for several years. I much prefer the Great Northern over Navy beans. If you can't find them, white Cannellini beans are a terrific substitute. If you're cooking in an old Club Aluminum pan, that's fine. Good Luck!
grgnelson 4863505
Jun 30, 2011
I used smoked turkey sausage and cut it into bite size pieces and also added black olives to this. Great receipe.
54threads
Jun 25, 2011
This recipe sounds really good! Can you tell me - is there another name for "great northern beans"? I have not been able to find them...
soloman
Jun 06, 2011
Question: Is a soup pot supposed to be stainless steel? All I have is an aluminum pot to boil water in for pasta? Is that advisable to use for one-pot meals? How do I mince a clove of garlic?
estherblick 717130 2
Feb 07, 2011
I used left over cooked chicken shredded, hot link sausage and used rotel tomatoes and green chilies. Did not use the Italian seasoning but everything else. Wonderful flavor.
Test Kitchen Team
Feb 02, 2011
Hi steph286. To answer your question about the number of cans of beans...the recipe is correct as it is listed...use 3 cans of great northern beans. Thanks for your inquiry and enjoy the recipe!
spinssheep
Feb 01, 2011
Tuscany One-pot was so appealing when Mr Food presented it over two weeks ago that I went to make it right away Some of the things on the list I was out of so I improvised I only had one oz can of beef broth and I wanted to make up the difference with something no wine Ok I had ONE bottle of beer Then I only had one can of little black beans and one can of garbanzo beans and a jar of my own canned diced toomatoes I also only had freshly ground turkey but I have the spices to make make sausage so I added one tablespoon This one-pot dish was so welcomed by hubby and myself after shoveling snow The fregrance filled the house and the contents filled our bellies With the beans in there this becomes a very filling food We are both on Weight watchers…Read More so this one pot meal was just what we needed Thanks
jimcjr 0585470
Feb 01, 2011
This soup was fantastic! Since I didn't have turkey sausage, I used 1lb. of mild breakfast sausage and instead of plain diced tomatoes, I used fire-roasted diced tomatoes. As the big man says UMMMM Goooood
cynthia40cute 1163 942
Jan 21, 2011
My daughter and I made this Tuscan One Pot for lunch, it was so easy to make. The taste is wonderful and it's very fulling with the whole wheat bread. We love it! And we will recommend this to our family, but please read the recipe. The video is fast paste, so it's only showing Mr. Food using 1 can of beans, and you need 3 cans of beans. Still Love It!!
donjavaux 2831101
Jan 21, 2011
i love to make soup during the winter month so yes i will make this thank u mr food
steph286 8457472
Jan 21, 2011
Please clarify how many cans of beans are used in this recipe. The video shows just one; while the recipe says 3 cans. Thank you !!!!!!!!
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