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Fabada asturiana,
often simply known as
fabada, is a rich
Asturian bean stew,
originally from and most
commonly found in the
autonomous community of Prin****lity...
- c****oulet, the
Milanese c****oeula, the
Romanian fasole cu cârnați, the
fabada asturiana from
Northwestern Spain, the
Spanish cocido madrileño and olla...
- ingredients.
Numerous variations exist,
usually with more
specific names, such as
fabada asturiana, olla podrida, or
American canned pork and beans.
Although the...
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Portuguese and
Brazilian feijoada,
Romanian fasole,
Albanian fasule, and
Spanish fabada. A
similar dish in
Turkish cuisine is
called kuru fasulye. The
Arabic version...
- is an
ingredient in
several dishes where it
accompanies beans, such as
fabada or
cocido montañés and can be
served as a tapas, such as "Chorizo in Red...
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cooking times and
fewer vegetables) Ewedu,
vegetable stew from
Nigeria Fabada asturiana, an
Asturian bean and meat stew Feijoada,
Brazilian or Portuguese...
- (chorizo). C****oulet
Cocido lebaniego Cocido madrileño
Cozido à
portuguesa Fabada asturiana Feijoada Baked beans Common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) Olla podrida...
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Filipino meatloaf Espetada –
Technique of
cooking food on
skewers Everlasting Fabada asturiana –
Asturian bean stew
Farinheira Flæskesteg –
Danish roast pork...
- in
Asturian cuisine is
beans ("fabes"), the main
element in the
iconic fabada stew, one of the most well-know
Asturian dishes,
apart from
other dishes...
- stew of some sort (for instance,
white beans with a dark
leafy green; also
fabada),
sometimes an American-style
potato salad with cut
green beans added, and...
