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Fresh Cranberry Bean and Tomato Stew

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Real Food author Nina Planck grew up on a farm in Virginia in the '70s, where her family grew vegetables, including heirloom tomatoes. At their farm stand, the Plancks sold unsightly tomato "seconds" in gallon baskets, at dirt-cheap prices, for use in sauces, juice, salsa and soup. To this day, Planck prepares this stew with tomato seconds and just-picked cranberry beans, topping it with a big dollop of cold, tangy sour cream.

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Two terrific, environmentally conscious producers from France's Beaujolais region—whose light red wines will pair ideally with this garden-fresh stew—are Paul Janin and Patrick Brunet. Janin's black raspberry-driven 2003 Clos du Tremblay Moulin-à-Vent is farmed biodynamically (a rigorous form of organic farming), while Brunet uses sustainable farming practices for his lively 2004 Domaine de Robert Fleurie.

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