Spanish fabada asturiana, a great bean stew with smoked chorizo sausage, a thick slab of panceta and one blood sausage... made in my fabulous KitchenAid Cook Processor!
Course
Main Course
Cuisine
Spanish
Prep Time8hours
Cook Time3hours
Total Time11hours
Servings2people
Calories per serving752kcal
Ingredients
12,5ozdried white beans(350 g), soaked overnight
1mediumfresh chorizo sausage
3cupswater(720 ml)
1thick slicesalted baconor panceta
1mediumfresh blood sausage
4mediumgarlic clovespeeled
1beef bouillon cube
1tbsptomato paste
3bay leaves
1shallotpeeled
a pinch ofsaffron threads or powder (optional)
pepper
salt
Instructions
Insert the MultiBlade into the bowl. Add the peeled shallot and garlic cloves. Close the lid and press Pulse for 10 seconds. Open the lid and scrape down the sides.
Replace the MultiBlade with the StirAssist. Add the bay leaves, tomato paste, crumbled beef bouillon cube and saffron (if using) to the bowl.
Then pour in the soaked beans and the water. Season with a good dash of pepper. Close the lid and remove the measuring cup. Select STEW P6 and press Start. Step 1 shows on the display. Press Start to confirm.
Once Step 1 is finished, add the 2 sausages and the panceta.
Close the lid and adjust the time to 45 minutes (instead of 30 minutes). Press Start to activate Step 2. In the end press cancel to exit the keep warm mode.
Check the seasoning of the stew. Add pepper or salt to taste. Cut the sausages and panceta in half. Scoop the cooked beans into large bowls or deep plates and top with the sausages and panceta. Seve piping hot.