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Piloyada Antigüeña, Antiguan Bean Salad
Karin Aroche
Ingredients:
1 pound piloy beans (kidney or pinto also good)
1 bay leaf
3 garlic cloves
1 branch of thyme
6 longaniza or kielbasa sausage
6 spanish-style chorizo sausages
½ pound of pork loin
¼ cup of vinegar
½ pound of tomato
1 onion
1 branch of parsley
Salt and pepper to taste
Water
Instructions:
Soak the piloy beans overnight before cooking.
Place the beans in a pressure cooker and cook for 30 minutes with bay leaf, thyme, and garlic.
Separately, boil the pork loin with 1 liter of water, let it cool, and cut it into pieces.
Cook the chorizos and sausages in a frying pan until brown
Let the meat cool and then cut it into slices.
Mix all the above ingredients, without the bean water, in a container.
Pour the vinegar.
Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Add tomato, onion, and chopped parsley.
Mix everything well.
Garnish with hard cheese, grated parsley, and hard-boiled egg slices.
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