$5 for six servings. Italian peasant food that outperforms most restaurants.
This Italian peasant soup has been feeding families on nothing for centuries, and the math still works. A can of cannellini beans ($0.89), a box of ditalini pasta ($1.29), canned tomatoes ($1.00), an onion, garlic, and some dried herbs. Total cost: about $5 for a pot that serves six. It's thick, hearty, and tastes like it simmered all day even though it takes 30 minutes. Add a parmesan rind if you have one, and it becomes restaurant-quality for pocket change.

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