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Bean, Escarole, and Pork Rind Soup or Beans with Escarole and Pork Rind
First Course

Bean, Escarole and Soup Pork rinds or Beans with Escarole and Pork rinds

Zuppa di Fagioli, Scarole e Cotiche o Fagioli con Scarole e Cotenne

Rich and tasty Campanian soup, with beans, escarole, pork rinds And Italian sausages, served on toasted bread.

EasyCampania

Bean, escarole and lettuce soup pork rinds it's a first course Rustic and hearty, designed to bring a rich, fragrant and nutritious broth to the table. The sweetness of the beans combines with the vegetal notes of the escarole, While pork rinds, Italian sausages dried and ham bone give depth and a full texture. lardo bind the seasoning to the canned whole peeled tomatoes, with garlic, celery and parsley, with the chili pepper to introduce a lively nuance. Slow cooking is the key to the preparation: it allows the legumes to soften and the ingredients to gradually flavor the liquid. The toasted bread, placed at the bottom of the dish, absorbs part of the broth and completes the contrast between the creamy component of the soup and its more substantial part. This recipe is part of the Campania culinary tradition.

Instructions

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1

Prepare pork rinds and cured meats

Wash thoroughly pork rinds salty, the Italian sausages Peel the dried beans and the ham bone, removing any surface debris. Transfer them to a large pot with the dried beans and cover with cold water. Start with cold water to allow the aromas to be gradually extracted, and bring the mixture slowly to a boil.

2

Cook beans and meats

Bring the pot to a slow simmer, maintaining a steady, gentle simmer, until the beans are completely tender. The liquid should remain fragrant and abundant, while pork rinds The cured meats should be cooked without falling apart completely. Check the consistency of the beans with a fork before proceeding.

3

Blanch there escarole

Bring to a boil plenty of salted water and immerse the escarole cleaned. Cover the container and wait for the water to boil again; at that point turn off the heatDrain the vegetables immediately and press them with a ladle to remove excess water without completely destroying the leaves.

4

Prepare the sauce

Chop the parsley and celery, then prepare a sauce with the lardo chopped, garlic, celery, canned whole peeled tomatoes and parsley. Mix the ingredients until you get a smooth and fragrant dressing, with the tomato well incorporated and the lardo melted in the preparation.

5

Separate the meat and bone

When the beans are cooked, remove the ham bone from the pot, the pork rinds and the Italian sausagesKeep the cooking liquid in the pot: it forms the base of the soup and should remain warm, flavorful, and slightly cloudy.

6

Unite escarole and seasoning

Add to pan juices there escarole well drained, the prepared sauce and the chili pepper red. Stir gently to distribute the ingredients without breaking the beans too much. Bring the soup back to a gentle boil: the liquid should simmer, not boil violently.

7

Complete cooking

20 min

Cut the pieces into small pieces pork rinds and the Italian sausages cooked, then put them back in the pot along with a further amount of parsley. Cook gently for another twenty minutes, leaving them escarole, legumes, and cured meats are flavored. The soup is ready when it is well blended and the aroma is full and persistent.

8

Serve with toasted bread

Toast the bread slices and arrange them on the bottom of the plates. Pour the hot soup over them, distributing the beans. escarole, pork rinds And Italian sausages evenly. Complete, if desired, with a crust of Parmigiano Reggiano in preparation or service, according to the desired taste.

Chef's Tips

The editorial staff recommends keeping the boil very low during the first cooking, so beans, pork rinds, Italian sausages and bone release flavor without falling apart excessively.

Ingredients

6
  • Ingredients for 6 people
  • 1 piece of ham bone
  • (5.29 oz) 150 g of Italian sausages dry
  • (10.58 oz) 300 g dried beans
  • (17.64 oz) 500 g of escarole cleaned
  • (1.76 oz) 50 g of lardo (cured pork fatback) chopped
  • 1 piece of celery
  • (7.05 oz) 200 g of “pork rinds” (pork rinds (salted pork)
  • 1 clove of garlic, parsley
  • 6 canned whole peeled tomatoes
  • 1 piece of chili pepper red
  • 1 crust of Parmigiano Reggiano as you like
  • salt

Can't find it in the US?

  • Italian sausageMost US supermarkets

    Mild (sweet) Italian sausage

    Or: Plain fresh pork sausage for northern Italian recipes

    American Italian sausage contains fennel seed.

  • lardo (cured pork fatback)Italian delis or online

    The fattiest part of pancetta, finely chopped

    Or: Salt pork, rinsed and finely chopped

    Lardo is a cured meat, not lard (rendered fat). Salt pork is saltier: reduce the salt.

  • pork rindInternational markets

    Fresh pork skin from Latin or Asian markets

    Or: A piece of skin-on salt pork, or a pig's foot

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lunchdinnerrustic soupCampanian cuisineslow cookingdried beansescarolepork rindssubstantial dishtoasted bread

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