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By Sheila Lukins and Julee Rosso
Published 1989
The only time-consuming part of this wonderful dish is shelling the fava beans—but it’s such a joy to see them nestled in their cozy cotton batting in the pods that it’s really no trouble.
This flavorsome purée will explain the Europeans’ passion for these beans. It’s very rich, so you’ll want only a spoonful per portion—perhaps alongside another vegetable purée.
