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Creamy Bean Stew with Calabresa and Bacon (Feijão)

Learn how to make a velvety, blended bean stew enriched with calabresa, bacon, and carne-seca. This hearty recipe yields plenty and is sure to please the whole family.

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Creamy Bean Stew with Calabresa and Bacon (Feijão)

Ingredients

1 kg carioca beans
500 g carne-seca
3 links linguiça calabresa
5 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 bunch fresh cilantro
500 g bacon, chopped
Enough water for cooking

Where to find ingredients

You can find carioca beans, carne-seca, linguiça calabresa, and fresh cilantro at international grocers or Latin American food specialty stores in Canada. Bacon and garlic are available at any local supermarket.

Preparation method

  1. Desalt the carne-seca by changing the water at least three times to ensure it is not too salty
  2. Place the beans, carne-seca, and linguiça calabresa in a pressure cooker with water and cook until all ingredients are tender
  3. Remove the meat and sausage, chop them into smaller pieces, and blend the cooked beans in a blender, adding warm water gradually if you need a thinner consistency
  4. Fry the bacon and garlic in a large pot and pour in the blended beans, letting them boil until you reach the desired consistency
  5. Add a piece of dedo-de-moça pepper during boiling for a spicy kick, and when you turn off the heat, finish with the chopped cilantro
  6. Serve the bean stew piping hot accompanied by crispy pork rinds and slices of fresh bread

Observations

This creamy bean stew is the perfect side for chilly days or a special lunch. By blending part of the cooked beans with the carne-seca, you achieve a velvety texture and a much more concentrated flavor. Finishing the dish with a sauté of bacon and garlic adds that smoked touch that makes all the difference. Tip: serve it piping hot with fresh bread to enjoy every last drop.
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Preparation method

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Step 1

Desalt the carne-seca by changing the water at least three times to ensure it is not too salty

Desalt the carne-seca by changing the water at least three times to ensure it is not too salty
Step 2

Place the beans, carne-seca, and linguiça calabresa in a pressure cooker with water and cook until all ingredients are tender

Place the beans, carne-seca, and linguiça calabresa in a pressure cooker with water and cook until all ingredients are tender
Step 3

Remove the meat and sausage, chop them into smaller pieces, and blend the cooked beans in a blender, adding warm water gradually if you need a thinner consistency

Remove the meat and sausage, chop them into smaller pieces, and blend the cooked beans in a blender, adding warm water gradually if you need a thinner consistency
Step 4

Fry the bacon and garlic in a large pot and pour in the blended beans, letting them boil until you reach the desired consistency

Fry the bacon and garlic in a large pot and pour in the blended beans, letting them boil until you reach the desired consistency
Step 5

Add a piece of dedo-de-moça pepper during boiling for a spicy kick, and when you turn off the heat, finish with the chopped cilantro

Add a piece of dedo-de-moça pepper during boiling for a spicy kick, and when you turn off the heat, finish with the chopped cilantro
Step 6

Serve the bean stew piping hot accompanied by crispy pork rinds and slices of fresh bread

Serve the bean stew piping hot accompanied by crispy pork rinds and slices of fresh bread
Final result

Creamy Bean Stew with Calabresa and Bacon (Feijão)

Creamy Bean Stew with Calabresa and Bacon (Feijão)

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