Portuguese Bean and Cabbage Soup Recipe | 35-Min Meal
You’ll Love This Portuguese Bean and Cabbage Soup Recipe | 35-Min Meal
Experience the ultimate comfort food with this authentic Portuguese bean soup. We have perfected this easy caldo de feijão recipe to deliver massive flavor in a fraction of the time. This plant based Portuguese cabbage soup no meat option guarantees a hearty and deeply satisfying meal. Serve this brilliantly fast savoy cabbage and pinto bean stew tonight and impress your whole family immediately.
The Story of Portuguese Bean and Cabbage Soup Recipe | 35-Min Meal
These hearty beans quickly flourished within Portugal's brilliantly warm Mediterranean climate. Resourceful local cooks discovered that their creamy interior texture was absolutely perfect for traditional rural stews. Today, these beloved legumes remain a foundational and celebrated ingredient in countless authentic Portuguese kitchens.
Another brilliant pairing is a warm loaf of crusty bread to soak up every drop of the glorious broth. Snag a freshly baked artisan sourdough loaf from your favorite neighborhood baker. Slice it thick, toast it until golden brown, and rub it generously with a raw garlic clove.
Ingredients
Equipment:
Directions
- In a large pot, combine the 500 g of cooked beans with their cooking water.
- Add the cabbage (cut into julienne/strips), the carrots (cut into half-moons), minced garlic, bay leaves, and the paprika.
- Add extra water if needed to cover the vegetables.
- Season with salt and a drizzle of olive oil. Bring to a boil over medium heat.
- Once the cabbage is nearly cooked, add the elbow macaroni and the finely chopped coriander.
- Simmer until the pasta is cooked and serve immediately.
Adapted from a recipe by: Receitas Faceis
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Comments (4)
The cooking liquid on the beans, are we talking about the liquid that is in the canned beans??
Thanks
In Step 1, it is assuming you cooked the beans yourself, if you are using canned beans, yes use the liquid from the beans in the can, but, adjust and add more water to your liking as stated on Step 3.