Feijoada (Brazilian Black Bean Stew)

A rich Brazilian-style black bean and pork stew served with measured portions of rice, collard greens, orange slices and prepared farofa.
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Ingredients
- ●500g dried black beans
- ●500g pork shoulder
- ●200g chorizo/linguiça
- ●200g bacon
- ●300g Collard greens
- ●160g Yoki Farofa Tradicional, prepared
- ●2 orange
- ●500g Boneless pork rib meat
- ●1 medium, chopped Onion
- ●4 cloves, minced Garlic
- ●1 tbsp Vegetable oil
- ●4 cups White rice, cooked
Instructions
- 1Soak the 500 g dried black beans overnight, then drain. Put the soaked beans, 500 g pork shoulder and 500 g boneless pork rib meat in a large pot; add enough water to cover. Simmer for 1 hour.
- 2Add the 200 g sliced chorizo or linguica and simmer for another hour, until the beans and pork are tender.
- 3Fry the 200 g bacon in a skillet, retaining its rendered fat. Add the chopped medium onion and 2 minced garlic cloves and cook until softened. Mash some cooked beans into this mixture and return everything to the main pot.
- 4Heat the measured 1 tablespoon vegetable oil and saute the remaining 2 minced garlic cloves with 300 g trimmed, sliced collard greens until tender. Have 4 cups already-cooked white rice hot and ready; weigh out 160 g prepared Yoki Farofa Tradicional.
- 5Divide the stew, all the collard greens, 4 cups cooked rice, 160 g prepared farofa and the 2 sliced oranges equally among 8 servings.
Recipe details
- Cuisine
- Brazilian
- Category
- Main course
- Preparation
- 36 minutes
- Cooking
- 163 minutes
Estimated total: 679 minutes. Planning estimate: stated duration ranges use their midpoint; standard preparation, heating and handling allowances are included. Overlapping tasks are counted once. Resting/chilling is included in total time.
How these estimates were calculated
- Set up bean soaking: 2 min planning allowance (transfer)
- Soak dried beans overnight: 480 min planning allowance (overnight)
- Prepare pork and vegetables: 10 min planning allowance (meat_prep)
- Slice collards, onion, garlic and oranges: 10 min planning allowance (vegetable_prep)
- Drain soaked beans and load pot: 2 min planning allowance (transfer)
- Heat large stew pot: 10 min planning allowance (boil_heat)
- Add sliced sausage: 2 min planning allowance (transfer)
- Heat bacon skillet: 3 min planning allowance (pan_preheat)
- Fry bacon retaining fat: 8 min planning allowance (sear_batch)
- Soften onion and allocated garlic: 8 min planning allowance (saute)
- Mash beans and return all skillet contents: 3 min planning allowance (mix)
- Heat measured collard oil: 3 min planning allowance (pan_preheat)
- Saute remaining garlic and trimmed collards: 8 min planning allowance (saute)
- Warm already-cooked rice: 3 min planning allowance (sauce_heat)
- Weigh prepared farofa: 2 min planning allowance (transfer)
- Divide stew and measured sides into eight portions: 5 min planning allowance (assemble)
- Overnight is the chosen 480-minute planning allowance; soak until ready. Two distinct 60-minute simmer stages are counted. One home cook follows written order; no unlisted raw-rice cooking or farofa formulation is inferred. Rice is already cooked; a 3-minute warming allowance assumes a suitable microwave/pan, until hot.
- Matched to raw black beans, cooking process does not make raw reference uncertain.
- Matched to raw pork shoulder, separable lean and fat.
- Matched to raw pork chorizo sausage as a generic sausage for chorizo/linguiça.
- Matched to raw cured pork bacon.
- USDA raw collards; the stated quantity is weighed trimmed edible leaves, not an inferred bunch yield.
- Yoki Farofa Tradicional, prepared: Yoki manufacturer label, read 2026-10-22: per 35 g, 143 kcal, 28 g Brazilian available carbohydrate, 0.4 g protein, 3.2 g fat, 2.8 g fiber, 183 mg sodium. Total carbohydrate for the USDA-style field = 28 + 2.8 g fiber, following ANVISA definitions (https://www.gov.br/anvisa/pt-br/centraisdeconteudo/publicacoes/alimentos/perguntas-e-respostas-arquivos/rotulagem-nutricional_2a-edicao.pdf). Mass only: ambiguous household spoon not converted to a US tablespoon or cup. Product formulation not invented. (https://www.yoki.com.br/produtos/farofa-tradicional)
- Named prepared Yoki Farofa Tradicional, Brazilian manufacturer label; total carbohydrate includes separately reported fiber. Explicit mass only; no household density.
- orange: USDA fruit (2-5/8" dia) portion weight
- USDA raw orange, standard medium edible fruit (131 g); peel excluded.
- USDA raw boneless pork sparerib separable lean and fat; stated edible meat mass, no bone-free yield or fat loss inferred.
- Onion: USDA medium (2-1/2" dia) portion weight
- New explicit recipe ingredient proposed for owner approval, not inferred original quantity.
- Garlic: USDA clove portion weight
- New explicit recipe ingredient proposed for owner approval, not inferred original quantity.
- Vegetable oil: USDA tablespoon portion weight
- New explicit recipe ingredient proposed for owner approval, not inferred original quantity.
- White rice, cooked: USDA cup portion weight
- New explicit recipe ingredient proposed for owner approval, not inferred original quantity.
- dried black beans: 500 g · USDA reference 173734
- pork shoulder: 500 g · USDA reference 167843
- chorizo/linguiça: 200 g · USDA reference 173859
- bacon: 200 g · USDA reference 168277
- Collard greens: 300 g · USDA reference 170406
- Yoki Farofa Tradicional, prepared: 160 g · Food reference
- orange: 262 g · USDA reference 169097
- Boneless pork rib meat: 500 g · USDA reference 167853
- Onion: 110 g · USDA reference 170000
- Garlic: 12 g · USDA reference 169230
- Vegetable oil: 13.6 g · USDA reference 172370
- White rice, cooked: 632 g · USDA reference 168878
feijoada · black beans · pork · chorizo
Estimated nutrition per serving
941 calories · 44.8 g protein · 87.5 g carbohydrate · 46.4 g fat · 14.2 g fiber · 592 mg sodium
Source and basis: USDA FoodData Central and reviewed product references; ingredient-based calculation per serving. Documented USDA or manufacturer portion weights; all listed ingredient mass included before cooking losses. Full ingredient matches and assumptions below.