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Asturian Fabada

Fabada asturiana tradicional con fabes, chorizo, morcilla y lacón, receta paso a paso auténtica.

  • Spain
  • MAIN COURSES
  • High protein
  • medium

15 min

Tiempo de Preparación

6

Servings

Community rating

4,2 (68 ratings)

Difficulty: Medium Tipo: MAIN COURSES Origen: Spain Categoría: Mediterranean

Nutrición por ración

  • Calories 580 kcal
  • Protein 32 g
  • Carbohydrates 48 g
  • Fat 28 g

Story behind the dish

A peasant dish from Asturias documented since the 19th century, fabada arises from the combination of faba (native beans) with compango, the sausages from the Asturian pig slaughter.

Preparation

Fabada Asturiana is a preparation from Spain with medium difficulty. Reserve about 165 minutes in total (15 for mise en place and preparation, 150 for cooking). Follow the 6 phases in order: each step indicates what to do, what to observe and, when applicable, the time or level of fire.

Before you start

  • Have ready: 500 g of fabes (Asturian beans).
  • Have ready: 150 g of Asturian chorizo.
  • Have ready: 150 g of Asturian blood sausage.
  • Have ready: 150 g of bacon.
  • Have ready: 100 g of lacón.
  • Salt, oil and spices measured and within reach.
  • Clean utensils, board and clear work surface.
  1. Soak the beans the night before

    Soak the beans the night before. Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step. Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step.

    Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step.

  2. in a pot

    In a pot, place the beans with cold water, covering them, along with the whole onion, garlic and lacón. Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step. Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step.

    Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step.

  3. Bring to a boil and remove the foam

    Bring to a boil and skim off the foam, then reduce heat to very low. Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step. Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step.

    Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step.

  4. Add the bacon

    Add the bacon, chorizo ​​and blood sausage, cook covered for 2 hours without stirring with a spoon (move the pot with the handles). Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step. Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step.

    Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step.

  5. Add cold water ('scare the beans') a couple of times during the…

    Add cold water ('scare the beans') a couple of times during cooking if necessary. Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step. Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step.

    Go slowly and confirm texture, aroma and color before moving to the next step.

  6. Adjust salt at the end

    Adjust the salt at the end, remove the onion and serve very hot. Serve on a preheated plate or platter if the dish must maintain temperature. Serve on a preheated plate or platter if the dish must maintain temperature.

    Serve on a preheated plate or platter if the dish must maintain temperature.

Chef's tips

  • Never stir with a spoon, move them by shaking the pot so that the beans do not break.
  • A quality compango (Asturian sausages) makes the difference in the final flavor.

Variations

  • Fabada without lacón (lighter)
  • Fabada with seafood (modern version)

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