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- noun A
dish fromAsturias , made of whitebeans ,pork products,chorizo and various other ingredients.
Etymologies
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Examples
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That's so Spanish, except we'd use habas or alubias beans and call the dish "fabada", with variations depending on which regions it came from.
Pork Belly and Chorizo Stew Haalo 2009
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Today, Spanish cooking is known for an unusual blend of ultra-avant-garde creations - so-called molecular gastronomy, in which liquid nitrogen has become a standard cooking tool - and more rustic fare, such as fabada, a pork and bean stew.
unknown title 2009
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Today, Spanish cooking is known for an unusual blend of avant-garde creations -- so-called molecular gastronomy, in which liquid nitrogen has become a standard cooking tool -- and more rustic fare, such as fabada, a pork and bean stew.
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Today, Spanish cooking is known for an unusual blend of ultra-avant-garde creations - so-called molecular gastronomy, in which liquid nitrogen has become a standard cooking tool - and more rustic fare, such as fabada, a pork and bean stew.
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I actually studied in Madrid during college, and tortilla española was one of two things my house mom made that I liked the other was fabada asturiana.
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The last man who said that to me (a tourist who was convinced that Hemingway had invented the fabada stew during the San Fermin bull run) bought a copy of Hamlet signed by Shakespeare in ballpoint, imagine that.
The Shadow of the Wind Zafon, Carlos Ruiz 2001
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The 'plato del dia' is Asturia's beloved bean and pork fest, fabada, here translated as a sort of floury sub-cassoulet with entirely the wrong beans.
Home 2010
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Which was the perfect excuse for a minor makeover of the classic Spanish stew called fabada.
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After we finished our bowls of fabada-a saffron-scented white-bean soup containing blood sausage, freshly ground chorizo, and cubes of braised pig trotters-one of the cooks stood up to announce the second course.
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Which was the perfect excuse for a minor makeover of the classic Spanish stew called fabada.
Weekend Mixtape 2009
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