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Meat, beans, and vegetables simmered in a big pot, the broth and fillings eaten separately — Andorra's winter tradition.
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Escudella is a stew eaten in winter in Andorra, the small Pyrenean country, and in Catalonia: pork, chicken, sausage, chickpeas, cabbage, and potatoes simmer in a big pot. First, big pasta shells go into the broth for a first course, then the meat and vegetables are eaten as the second. At the January festival of Sant Antoni, it's served out in the villages.
Put the pork, chicken, bay leaf, and water in a large pot and simmer 1 hour, skimming.
Add large pieces of carrot, celery, potato, and cabbage, the sausage, and chickpeas and simmer 40 minutes.
Season with salt.
Ladle the broth into another pot, cook the pasta in it, and serve as the first course.
Arrange the meat and vegetables on a platter as the second course.