Bulgarian kavarma pork casserole recipe

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This Bulgarian-style pork casserole serves six. It is a saucy oven-baked main with peppers, mushrooms, and a small amount of white wine.

Ingredients

  • Pork shoulder

    2 lb

  • Yellow onions

    2

  • Red bell peppers

    2

  • Green bell pepper

    1

  • Cremini mushrooms

    12 oz

  • Roma tomatoes

    4

  • Garlic cloves

    4

  • Dry white wine

    1 cup

  • Chicken broth

    1 cup

  • Sunflower oil

    3 tbsp

  • Sweet paprika

    1 tbsp

  • Summer savory

    1 tsp

  • Fresh parsley

    1/2 cup

  • Eggs

    6

How to make it

  1. Brown cubed pork in oil and transfer it to a casserole dish. 2. Sauté onions, peppers, mushrooms, and garlic until softened. 3. Add tomatoes, paprika, savory, wine, and broth; simmer 5 minutes. 4. Pour the vegetable mixture over pork and bake covered at 350°F for 50 minutes. 5. Make six shallow wells, crack in eggs, and bake uncovered until the whites set. 6. Finish with parsley and serve hot.

Who this list is for

This Bulgarian kavarma pork casserole recipe is meant for home cooks preparing a flavorful, oven-baked main dish for six people. If you want a rustic meal with pork, peppers, mushrooms, and a touch of white wine, this list is for you. It’s especially suited to those looking to try Eastern European comfort food or make a hearty family dinner.

How to use this list

Begin by checking your kitchen for pork shoulder, onions, and eggs. Shop for fresh red and green bell peppers, cremini mushrooms, Roma tomatoes, and garlic cloves. Gather dry white wine, chicken broth, sunflower oil, sweet paprika, summer savory, and fresh parsley. Prep all vegetables and cut pork into bite-sized pieces. Sauté the pork and vegetables, add liquids and seasonings, then bake everything together. Crack eggs on top before finishing in the oven.

Don’t substitute pork shoulder with leaner cuts; the dish needs the fat for flavor and texture. Avoid using button mushrooms instead of cremini if you want authentic flavor. Don’t skip summer savory—it’s traditional and adds depth. Resist the urge to add extra wine or broth, as too much liquid will make the casserole soupy instead of saucy. Skip any extra salt until after tasting, since broth and pork can add plenty.

What is on this list

This list covers pork shoulder, yellow onions, red and green bell peppers, cremini mushrooms, Roma tomatoes, garlic cloves, dry white wine, chicken broth, sunflower oil, sweet paprika, summer savory, fresh parsley, and eggs. Cross off ingredients you already have, like paprika or oil, before shopping to avoid buying more than you need.

When you are done

After baking, let the casserole rest for a few minutes so the sauce thickens. Sprinkle with fresh parsley before serving. Store leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge. The flavors deepen overnight, making it even better the next day.

FAQ

Who is "Bulgarian kavarma pork casserole recipe" for?

This Bulgarian kavarma pork casserole recipe is meant for home cooks preparing a flavorful, oven-baked main dish for six people. If you want a rustic meal with pork, peppers, mushrooms, and a touch of white wine, this list is for you. It’s especially suited to those looking to try Eastern European comfort food or make a hearty family dinner.

How should I use "Bulgarian kavarma pork casserole recipe"?

Begin by checking your kitchen for pork shoulder, onions, and eggs. Shop for fresh red and green bell peppers, cremini mushrooms, Roma tomatoes, and garlic cloves. Gather dry white wine, chicken broth, sunflower oil, sweet paprika, summer savory, and fresh parsley. Prep all vegetables and cut pork into bite-sized pieces. Sauté the pork and vegetables, add l…

What should I skip or avoid with "Bulgarian kavarma pork casserole recipe"?

Don’t substitute pork shoulder with leaner cuts; the dish needs the fat for flavor and texture. Avoid using button mushrooms instead of cremini if you want authentic flavor. Don’t skip summer savory—it’s traditional and adds depth. Resist the urge to add extra wine or broth, as too much liquid will make the casserole soupy instead of saucy. Skip any extra s…

What is on the "Bulgarian kavarma pork casserole recipe" list?

This list covers pork shoulder, yellow onions, red and green bell peppers, cremini mushrooms, Roma tomatoes, garlic cloves, dry white wine, chicken broth, sunflower oil, sweet paprika, summer savory, fresh parsley, and eggs. Cross off ingredients you already have, like paprika or oil, before shopping to avoid buying more than you need.

What should I do when I am done?

After baking, let the casserole rest for a few minutes so the sauce thickens. Sprinkle with fresh parsley before serving. Store leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge. The flavors deepen overnight, making it even better the next day.

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