Brazilian feijoada recipe for eight

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This home-style feijoada serves eight with black beans, pork, sausage, rice, oranges, and greens. It uses dried beans soaked overnight.

Ingredients

  • Dried black beans

    1 pound

  • Pork shoulder

    2 pounds

  • Smoked sausage

    14 ounces

  • Thick-cut bacon

    8 ounces

  • Yellow onions

    2

  • Garlic cloves

    6

  • Bay leaves

    3

  • Long-grain white rice

    3 cups

  • Collard greens

    2 bunches

  • Oranges

    3

  • Olive oil

    3 tablespoons

  • Kosher salt

    2 teaspoons

How to make it

  1. Soak beans overnight, then drain. 2. Brown bacon, pork, and sausage in a large pot. 3. Add onions, garlic, beans, bay leaves, and water; simmer until tender. 4. Cook rice and sauté sliced collards in olive oil. 5. Serve stew with rice, greens, and orange wedges.

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This home-style feijoada serves eight with black beans, pork, sausage, rice, oranges, and greens. It uses dried beans soaked overnight.

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Yes. There are 1 short steps after the ingredient list, starting with: Soak beans overnight, then drain. 2. Brown bacon, pork, and sausage in a large pot. 3. Add onions, garlic, beans, bay leaves, and water; simmer until tender. 4. Cook rice and sauté sliced collards in olive oil. 5. Serve stew with rice, greens, and…

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