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Cannellini with Pork and Rosemary

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Few can resist this soup-stew of tender cannellini beans, silken pork shoulder, tomatoes, and herbs. We give the cherry tomatoes a little extra love in the oven to boost their flavor before we stir them into the beans. Rosemary is a natural in this dish, but it’s the generous amount of parsley added at the end that’s the real revelation. The herb adds a zesty top note to the beans. Simple side dishes—garlic bread, a green salad—complete the picture.

Cooks' note:

Stew can be made 3 days ahead and chilled (covered once cool). Reheat gently, adding a little water if necessary.

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