Who here is a fan of feijoada? I'm really craving some right now, need to make it in the next few weeks. It's pretty much my favourite dish from South America.
>>7547091
sounds brazilian to me
hue hue hue hue
Fuck LOVE feijoada, friends introduced me to it way too late in my life
As a half Portuguese dude with family from Cape Verde I want to try making this
>>7547091
>ingredients: pigs feet and ears.
No thanks.
>>7548949
More for me then, faggot.
Looks like a 3rd world cassoulet, and something you would have needed to grow up eating to think is special.
>>7547091
>feijoada
>beans beef and pork
wow this sounds like a really unique and creative south american dish.
>>7548949
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>>7548962
I'm actually from Europe and never been to Brazil. The first time I made it was at home without even trying it from the hands of a real Brazilian. It's such a great dish and definitely not just something you have to grow up eating to enjoy.
>>7547205
You really have to try, there's nothing difficult about making it, just time consuming. You boil beans for a few hours, throw in the meat and let everything boil together. Serve with rice. I usually make it once a year as it is a very heavy dish but it freezes well if you boil up a lot of it.
>>7550544
>I'm actually from Europe
No you are not. Learn english you favelado
>>7550568
The only reason I love this dish is because I love offal. I'm the guy who made the headcheese thread if you ever seen it. I've never even been to South America, furthest south I ever got was Panama.
You keep saying "meat". I'm curious, what meat you put in it, exactly?
its literally a form of bean/beef stew that can be made in a crockpot.. fuck this Portuguese words are new foods meme. jewish people eat cholent which is superior.
