The History Galley: US Navy Bean Soup
Naval History & Heritage Command takes us into the History Galley with another recipe from the 1945 edition of the Cookbook of the U.S. Navy. Bean soup finds itself in Navy lore as an iconic dish, so much so that views requested we try this recipe. It is a meal that could be enjoyed on a cold day, and was very easy for cooks to make. Follow along and learn how to make this recipe at home! For more videos like this, make sure to “like” and “subscribe!" Find us online on our other platforms here: https://www.history.navy.mil/ / usnhistory / usnhistory / usnhistory
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