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A comforting, rustic Italian one-pan dish featuring browned Italian sausages, creamy white beans, and fresh tender greens simmered together in a savory, aromatic chicken broth. Finished with grated cheese, it delivers a hearty and flavorful weeknight dinner in under half an hour.
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Brown sausages in olive oil after pricking the casing, then slice. → Sauté diced onions, garlic, and seasonings in the rendered pan drippings. → Add chicken broth, white beans, and sliced sausage, then simmer for 10 minutes. → Fold in fresh greens over high heat until wilted, then serve with grated cheese.
Brown sausages in olive oil after pricking the casing, then slice. → Sauté diced onions, garlic, and seasonings in the rendered pan drippings. → Add chicken broth, white beans, and sliced sausage, then simmer for 10 minutes. → Fold in fresh greens over high heat until wilted, then serve with grated cheese.
A comforting, rustic Italian one-pan dish featuring browned Italian sausages, creamy white beans, and fresh tender greens simmered together in a savory, aromatic chicken broth. Finished with grated cheese, it delivers a hearty and flavorful weeknight dinner in under half an hour.
Heat a skillet over medium-high heat with a drizzle of olive oil, then add the mild Italian sausages.
Prick the sausages all over with a sharp knife before they start cooking to allow fat and juices to render into the pan. Brown and cook through, then remove and slice.
In the same pan with rendered sausage drippings, add diced onions along with a generous pinch of salt, cooking until softened.
Season the onions with freshly ground black pepper, red chili flakes, dried oregano, and minced garlic; cook briefly until fragrant.
Carefully pour in 4 cups of chicken broth, then add the drained (unrinsed) white beans.
Pricking the sausages allows flavorful fat and juices to render into the skillet, creating a flavorful base for the vegetables and broth.
Drain the canned beans but do not rinse them, as residual starches help thicken the broth naturally.
A generous amount of good-quality olive oil is essential to carrying the rustic flavors of this dish.
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