Introducing Bold Bean Co's Organic White Beans. These haricot beans are delicious, naturally packed with protein, and best of all – grown organically. Show off your creative side in the kitchen – mash them up, stew them up, or just enjoy straight from the jar – these white beans are perfect for vegans, cooking enthusiasts, busy weeknights and pre-made meals alike. The Bold Bean Co team love stewing these with miso butter and loading them up with kimchi, an egg and chilli oil. WHAT MAKES THEM BOLD?These are from the same family as the cannellini, haricot or navy bean. They have thinner skin and are far creamier than canned or tinned white beans. Each bean variety is suited to different growing conditions so they are sourced from the best possible climate. Bold Bean Co’s Organic White Beans are then cooked low and slow to preserve their flavour and texture - hence why they’re so creamy and full-flavoured.WHY CHOOSE JARRED BEANS?Loved by celebrity chefs, jarred beans are a great way to add delicious flavour to your dishes without spending time soaking and boiling dried beans. There is no sodium metabisulphite or other additives in these beans, so you can enjoy them in their most natural form.WHY NOT TRY?Miso Bean Bowl - a recipe to keep in your back pocket. Use the miso bean base as a constant and mix up the toppings as you like.Prep time 5 minsCook time 10 mins2 servingsFor the Miso Beans25g of butter or vegan alternative1 shallot, finely diced or 4 spring onions (use the white parts for the base and the green parts as a topping) or 1 small white onion2 tsp of miso (we use brown miso, but use whatever you have)1 jar of Bold Bean Organic White Beans with their bean stock1 clove of garlic, finely slicedThe juice of 1⁄2 lemon or 1⁄2 tablespoon rice vinegarSuggested ToppingsA handful of cooked broccoli1 tablespoon of kimchi1 fried egg or soft boiledA small bunch (roughly 10 g) of coriander of chives, roughly chopped2 tablespoons of crispy chilli oil, hot sauce or White Mausu's Peanut RayuSubstitutionsBroccoli: any other veg such as grated carrotKimchi: pickled radishes or cucumberEgg: shredded chicken, pork or tofu, or go without! the beans have enough proteinPeanut Rayu: chilli oil, crushed peanuts or sesame oilDirections1. Melt the butter in a medium-sized saucepan over a low heat. Add the shallots and cook for a few minutes, then add the garlic. Once translucent, add the beans, along with all of their bean stock. 2. Let the beans bubble away for a few minutes, mashing them up as you go to reach your desired consistency. Add the lemon juice and miso paste and stir to combine. Keep cooking for a couple of minutes, adding a splash of water if the mixture looks too thick, just to make sure the miso has melted through the beans.3. Pour your miso beans into a bowl and top with whatever you fancy!