Fasolka po Bretońsku z Kiełbasą

Fasolka po Bretońsku z Kiełbasą

Fasolka po Bretońsku z Kiełbasą · ready in 9 h 50 min · 4 servings · 776 kcal per serving · medium · 9 ingredients

A hearty Polish classic of tender white beans, smoky kiełbasa, bacon, tomato, and marjoram, simmered until thick and deeply savory.

Prep
8 h 5 min
Cook
1 h 45 min
Total
9 h 50 min
Serves
4
kcal
776
Difficulty
medium

A QiMeal recipe · Updated

Ingredients · 4 servings

  • 400 gWhite bean, dried
  • 300 gKielbasa sausage, diced
  • 150 gBacon, diced
  • 150 gOnion, diced
  • 2 cloveGarlic, minced
  • 400 gTomato puree
  • 2 tspMarjoram, dried
  • 1 tspSalt
  • ½ tspBlack pepper, ground

Equipment

stovetop, large bowl, colander, large pot, skillet, knife, cutting board, wooden spoon, ladle, serving bowl

Instructions

  1. Gather And Soak

    Gather all ingredients, a large pot, bowl, skillet, knife, board, colander, spoon, and ladle; rinse the beans and cover them to soak overnight. · 8 h

    What to look for: Beans are clean, fully submerged, and beginning to swell after soaking.

  2. Cook The Beans

    Drain the soaked beans, place them in a pot, cover with fresh water, and boil gently until tender while keeping the cooking water. · 1 h 15 min

    What to look for: Beans are plump and hold their shape, with cloudy cooking water in the pot.

  3. Fry Smoked Meats

    Dice the bacon and kielbasa, then fry them in a dry skillet over medium heat until the fat renders and the edges brown. · 8 min

    When it is done: Kielbasa centers reach 63°C / 145°F and bacon edges are crisp.

  4. Soften Aromatics

    Add the diced onion and garlic to the skillet, then fry until the onion turns translucent and the garlic smells mellow, not sharp. · 5 min

    What to look for: Onion looks glossy and translucent, with no dark garlic bits.

  5. Combine Tomato Beans

    Stir tomato puree into the pot with beans, then add the fried bacon, kielbasa, onion, and garlic; mix until evenly red. · 5 min

    What to look for: Beans and meat are coated in a uniform red tomato sauce.

  6. Simmer And Season

    Season with marjoram, salt, and black pepper, then simmer uncovered for 15 minutes, adding bean cooking water if the sauce gets too thick. · 15 min

    What to look for: Sauce is thick but spoonable, and small bubbles rise steadily at the surface.

  7. Serve Hot

    Taste and serve hot in deep bowls, spooning the smoky tomato sauce over the beans and sausage. · 2 min

    What to look for: Each bowl has glossy beans, visible sausage pieces, and a thick red sauce.

Nutrition (per serving)

kcal776
Protein40 g
Carbohydrates75 g
of which sugars10 g
Fat35 g
of which saturated12 g
Fibre18 g
Sodium2024 mg

Nutri-ScoreC

Allergens

None of the 14 major allergens, per our data.

Ingredient substitutions

White bean

  • Navy bean: Keeps the mild bean flavor; cooking time may be slightly shorter.

Kielbasa sausage

  • Smoked pork sausage: Use only a smoky Polish-style sausage for the closest result.

Bacon

  • Kielbasa sausage: Adds smoke and meatiness, but the finished sauce will be less rich.

Onion

  • Shallot: Sweeter and milder than onion, but still suitable for the base.

Garlic

  • Garlic paste: Use the same weight and add it briefly so it does not scorch.

Tomato puree

  • Tomato passata: Slightly thinner; simmer a little longer if the sauce needs body.

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