
Have you ever wondered how to make white beans addictive? Add bacon. Check out my thoughts on this recipe by jocooks.com below. I made this recipe for my book review of Fireborne by Mckenzie Hunter.

Ingredients:
- Bacon
- Garlic
- Basil
- Rosemary
- Parsley
- Red pepper flakes
- Red wine vinegar
- Chicken broth
- White cannellini beans
- Salt
- Black pepper
Difficulty Level:
2 out of 5. Incredibly easy if you are not afraid of frying bacon.
What I liked about the recipe:
I made this recipe to go with braised lamb. When I first heard about the combination, I was a bit skeptical. I have had dishes with beans in them but I’ve never had beans as a side dish.

What I would change next time?
I want to try this recipe with a milder main dish. The braised lamb was too rich to be paired with this recipe. This recipe packs a flavor punch on its own and should be the star of the meal, not competing with anything else.
For the recipe itself, I’d add more herbs, I couldn’t really taste them.
Final Thoughts:
It’s simple, if you love bacon, you’ll love this recipe. These beans pack a flavor punch that will have everyone asking for seconds.
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