This Spanish white bean stew is a great way to eat your beans! The chorizo makes it extra warm and cozy, perfect for a weeknight dinner.
Course
Gluten-free, Main Course
Cuisine
Mediterranean, Spanish
Keyword
bean, chorizo, Spanish, stew
Prep Time10minutes
Cook Time1hour30minutes
Total Time1hour40minutes
Servings4
Calories758kcal
AuthorThe Hungry Bites
Ingredients
14oz(400 grams) dried white beans
3tablespoonsolive oil
1carrot, chopped
1onion, chopped
1green bell pepper, chopped
1red bell pepper, chopped
9oz(250 grams) soft chorizo sausage, sliced
1teaspoonsweet paprika
2teaspoonsdried thyme
1/2cupchopped parsley (you can also use celery
Salt and pepper to taste
1can14oz/400grams diced tomatoes
1cupchicken stock or vegetable stock or water
Instructions
Prepare the beans: From the previous night, soak the dried beans in a large bowl filled with water and 1 tablespoon salt. Rinse them well and boil them in a pot filled with water until soft and tender (the time will depend on the type, age, and quality of the beans). Rinse well and set aside.
Make the stew: Transfer the olive oil, the carrot, the onion, the bell peppers, and the chorizo to a large skillet and cook over medium/high heat until the vegetables are soft (about 10-15 minutes). Add the paprika, the thyme, the parsley, the diced tomatoes, the chicken stock, the beans, the salt and the pepper. When it starts to boil reduce heat to low and simmer for 15-20 minutes or until the sauce has thickened.
Serve with bread and eat!
Recipe Notes
Instead of dried beans, you can use 3-4 cans (depending on your appetite) cannellini beans, rinsed and drained.
You can boil the beans one day before and keep them in the fridge. If you boil some extra, you can use them in salads during the week.
Can't have enough bean recipes? These Greek baked giant beans (GIGANTES) are one of the most loved dishes in Greece. And for a good reason!