Brazilian Feijoada – Black Bean & Pork Stew Recipe


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  1. Magic Mike
    Magic Mike says:

    I was laughing my ass off listening to the chap sing talking I seriously guess that at the same time he was smoking a high quality beautiful jamaican nice cigarette
    😁👍

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  2. Sonia Carvalho
    Sonia Carvalho says:

    I do not like this new style of feijoada, which is now made, they say it is CHIK, I like the old style, besides these ingredients also takes oxtail, ox, and very belly belly …. this was the real feijoada, ,,, this new style gets very DRY,

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  3. balham456
    balham456 says:

    That’s a sound execution of feijoada.
    However, you haven’t prepped the couve mineira, which is as essential as the farofa.
    Peeled orange segments and pepper sauce wouldn’t go amiss.

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  4. jff
    jff says:

    I would say it is an adapted feijoada, maybe a little gourmet. Feijoada has its origins in the food made by the black slaves who used the leftover pigs that the white masters did not want. it was used and still used in the authentic feijoadas the pig tail, the foot, the ear and the tongue. smoked sausages are also used, preferably paio and a kind of Brazilian sausage. Garlic, bay leaf and pepper are often used as seasoning, onion is optional but nowadays very used. It is accompanied by rice, kale and farofa. fiber-rich and antioxidant kale is well-suited, popular wisdom has always known that it would fit well with this dish. As it is a strong food and it needs something more digestive, traditionally the orange is the accompaniment, caipirinha came a little later and in fact is a drink dispensed by most people who eat.I don't remember caipirinha anywhere where to eat feijoada as a child, I think it was an addition to some restaurants. In Brazil people do not cook beans for two hours or more, in practically every Brazilian house there is a pressure cooker and the cooking time is between 25 to 30 minutes.Feijoada is a popular and national dish, but certainly not the most consumed, most people I know rarely eat feijoada. But your dish is good.

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  5. Lucas Eller
    Lucas Eller says:

    It looks really wonderful. The improv with breadcrumbs made me laugh so hard, because to us Brazilians it is unthinkable. A hot sauce from malagueta pepper should also be added to this dish, as well as Brazilian vinaigrette (green and red peppers with vinegar), collard greens and orange slices. I'm sure yours is delicious, nevertheless–you got the basic feijoada rolling!

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