Posted on Thursday, January 17, 2019 in Pork Recipes

Amazing Portuguese Farm Style Rib Stew

This amazing Portuguese farm style rib stew recipe (receita de guisado com costeletas), is delicious and great comfort food.
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Amazing Portuguese Farm Style Rib Stew

Preparation time 10 min
Cooking Time 45 min
Ready In 55 min
Level of DifficultyEasy
Servings4

Ingredients

Olive oil (to taste)1 large onion3 cloves of garlic2 strips of red pepper1 bay leaf2 ripe tomatoes1 teaspoon of paprikaPiri-piri sause (to taste)Salt (to taste)1 cup of white wine (240 ml)2 carrots, sliced2 lbs of pork spare ribs, cut into pieces15 thin slices of chouriçoWater (to taste)1 lb of chickpeas4 medium potatoes, cut into cubesParsley (to taste)
Olive oil (to taste)1 large onion3 cloves of garlic2 strips of red pepper1 bay leaf2 ripe tomatoes1 teaspoon of paprikaPiri-piri sause (to taste)Salt (to taste)1 cup of white wine (240 ml)2 carrots, sliced2 lbs of pork spare ribs, cut into pieces15 thin slices of chouriçoWater (to taste)1 lb of chickpeas4 medium potatoes, cut into cubesParsley (to taste)
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Preparation

  1. In a pot, place the olive oil, onion and chopped garlic, the chopped parsley and the bay leaf and cook until the onion begins to look slightly translucent.
  2. Add the already peeled and chopped tomatoes and stir occasionally until the tomatoes are sautéed.
  3. Add the ribs, the chouriço, the piri piri sauce, the paprika, salt, white wine, carrots, chickpeas and a little water and let it cook for a while (if it starts getting dry, add more water).
  4. When the meat is almost cooked, add the potatoes and more water if necessary.
  5. Let everything cook for another 10 minutes and finally add the chickpeas.
  6. Let it finish cooking and serve immediately.

Recipe & Photo Credit: temperosdaiza.blogspot.pt


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