Parmesan rinds boost the flavor

If you can find high-quality Parmigiano Reggiano, particularly one that has been aged for a significant period, its rind will contribute a rich umami depth. Just remember to remove the cheese rind from your beans before enjoying the dish — all the flavors should be concentrated in those valuable legumes. Parmesan rinds pair wonderfully with nearly any type of bean, such as black beans, chickpeas, and white beans. They also enhance other bean-based stews, including homemade broth. (Since Parmesan is an Italian cheese, consider incorporating it into Italian recipes like minestrone.)
To start building your own supply, simply store any leftover rinds from whole cheese wedges in a resealable bag in the freezer. This way, you won’t need to thaw the rinds before using them, as you can add them directly to boiling water. If you want to try this tip right away, you can also purchase cheese rinds from the grocery store or your local cheesemonger. Whether you're looking to elevate a dish of beans or reduce food waste, Parmesan rinds are a delicious and versatile ingredient to keep on hand.
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