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Cocido (Chickpea Stew with Morcilla)

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CATEGORY CUISINE TAG YIELD
Meats, Grains Costa, Del, Nosh 1 servings

INGREDIENTS

1 lb Belly pork; rinded, chopped
; into lardons, whole
; rind reserved
8 fl Virgin olive oil
1 lg Red onion; chopped fine
1 Clove garlic; pulped
1 ts Caster sugar
1 tb Fennel seeds
1 lb Black pudding; (morcilla) in 2
; halves
4 lb Cooked chickpeas; (garbanzos) drained
1 Glass white wine
12 Bay leaves
Sea salt/fresh ground black pepper
1 sm Spri fresh thyme
Chopped parsley to serve

INSTRUCTIONS

Saute the pork belly lardons with whole rind, half the black pudding,
cut up, onions and seeds and garlic in hot oil adding a teaspoon of
sugar to caramelise the onions and 'melt' the black sausage.
After the onion has browned, add the wine, herbs and beans covering
the remaining half of the black pudding Shake the pan and cover
tightly and simmer, stirring occasionally with a wooden spoon. When
soft, stir in the chickpeas. Heat through and serve.
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