Sevilla´s Best-Kept White Bean Stew | Potaje de Chícharos Recipe
EPISODE 621 - How to Make a White Bean Stew from Sevilla Spain | Potaje de Chícharos Recipe
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How to Make Feijoada | Hilah Cooking
Making feijoada with friends from Brazil! Feijoada is a Brazilian specialty of beans, meat, rice, collard greens. Feijoada recipe below Check out my podcast
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Feijoada Ingredients:
1 pound black beans
24 ounces mixed, smoked sausages (see notes above) sliced
12 ounces feijoada mix or salt pork, optional
1 onion
3 cloves garlic
1/2 cup chopped cilantro
1 teaspoon oil
Rice:
2 cups parboiled white rice
1-2 cubes chicken bouillon
6 cups hot water, divided
Greens:
2 bunches collard greens
1 tablespoon oil
2 cloves garlic
1/2 teaspoon chicken bouillon
Garnish:
Farofa (toasted tapioca flour)
peeled, sliced oranges
Feijoada instructions:
Soak the beans for 12 hours in enough water to cover them. Drain. Add to a large pot with about 8 cups water. Cover and bring to boil.
Meanwhile, start the rice. Put rice into a medium-large pot with bouillon and 4 cups of hot water. Bring to boil over high heat, then reduce to medium and let it simmer uncovered. Stir occasionally and add hot water as needed. Cook this way for about 15 minutes or until rice is tender. Let simmer 5 more minutes until the liquid has evaporated. Cover and set aside.
Once the beans have come to a boil, boil for 30-40 minutes or until softened. Add the meat. Cook another 30 minutes or until the beans are tender.
In a small pot, saute the onion, garlic and cilantro in the oil for a minute until the onion is fragrant. Add about a cup of the bean-cooking liquid and boil. Turn off heat and let cool.
Begin the collard greens. Wash and remove the stem from each leaf. Stack 4-5 leaves, roll them into a cigar and thinly slice to make chiffonade. Repeat with all the greens. Put into a large pot, cover with water, and bring to boil over high heat. Simmer for 20-30 minutes or until dark green.
Once the onion/bean water mix has cooled a little, puree it in the blender. Be careful blending hot liquids. Pour this back into the bean pot and stir. Cook the beans another 30-45 minutes or until the liquid has thickened and become cloudy as the beans break up.
Finish the collard greens: Drain cooked greens in a colander. Saute the garlic and bouillon in a little oil until golden and smelling good. Add greens and stir to coat them. Turn off heat and cover. Set aside.
When the beans are cooked, serve separate dishes of rice, greens, beans and meat so that everyone makes their own plate. Garnish with farofa and serve orange slices afterwards
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Feijoada (Portuguese Beans)
Feijoada Portuguese Beans
HOW TO MAKE PORTUGUESE FEIJOADA (IN PORTUGUESE) | PRISCILLA ROLDAN 2019
HEY FAM!
I know this video is in Portuguese but from what's going on its pretty self explanatory! Also, my Portuguese speakers haven't gotten a video from me in awhile so I thought I would treat them! If you have any questions just ask me down below and ill be glad to respond.
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Brazilian Fish Stew ((Moqueca Baiana))
Fish Stews can be so boring…but not a BRAZILIAN Fish Stew!! With a fragrant tomato coconut sauce with a fresh hit of lime, this is such a different exotic way to serve up fish that is off the charts delicious - yet simple to make.
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Feijoada: Brazilian Pork and Bean Stew
If it's MEAT you want in your stomach, you really can't go much further than Brazilian feijoada, the national dish of Brazil. It's their version of the Monty Python Spam sketch, because it can be summed up this way: Meat, meat, meat, meat, black beans, and meat. (And some spices.) Like many popular dishes, it's very easy to make: soak a pound of black beans overnight, brown up tons and tons of meat in a big cast iron pot, add the beans and some onions, garlic and cilantro, and slow cook it on the stovetop at a low-to-medium heat for three to six hours or more. When you say I'm making some feijoada, you always end up meaning I'm making LOTS AND LOTS of feijoada, so I'm inviting my neighbors to help themselves when it is done...five to six hours from now. If you want to die from clogged arteries, just gorge on Brazilian meat dishes -- but you'll be certain to die with a smile on your face.