Here's my version of the popular Brazilian feijoada bean stew!
Course
Main Course
Cuisine
Brazilian
Prep Time15minutes
Cook Time2hours
Total Time2hours15minutes
Servings4
Calories per serving562kcal
Ingredients
2fresh chorizo sausages
4-Inchdried chorizo sausage(10 cm)
4-inchbologna sausage(10 cm), or kielbasa
10,5ozdry black beans(300 g)
3cupswater(720 ml)
1smallonionpeeled
3largegarlic clovespeeled
5,5ozground pork(155 g)
2mediumfresh tomatoeschopped
1tbsptomato paste
3bay leaves
1beef bouillon cube
pepper
salt
Instructions
Soak the beans in hot water until needed. Add the onion and garlic to the bowl of the Cook Processor fitted with the MultiBlade.
Close the bowl and press Pulse for 5 seconds. Then remove the MultiBlade and add the StirAssist to the bowl. Then add the bay leaves, the tomato paste, chopped tomato, beef bouillon cube, fresh chorizo sausages and water. Chop the dried chorizo and kielbasa sausage up (peel if necessary) and add them to the bowl as well. Season with a good dash of pepper.
Close the lid and select STEW P5. Press Start to activate Step 1. After that add the soaked black beans to the bowl. Keep the black soaking liquid for later in this recipe.
Close the bowl again. Adjust the cooking time to 1 hour (instead of 25 minutes). Then press Start to activate Step 2. Let the beans and pork meat stew. Once the program is done, press cancel to exit the keep warm mode. Then let the bean stew cool fully. Place it in the fridge if you are making it a day in advance. Once the stew is cold (or the day after) select STEW P1 and adjust the cooking time to 1 hour (instead of 7 minutes). In the end the black beans should be very soft. Check the seasoning and add extra pepper or salt to taste if necessary.