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A Cabo Verdean take on the Portuguese bean-and-pork stew — lighter and more vegetable-forward than its Brazilian cousin.
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Like Brazil's feijoada, this dish traces its roots to Portuguese colonial cooking, but the Cabo Verdean version leans lighter, with more vegetables. Pork and beans simmer together slowly and are traditionally paired with rice.
If using dried beans, soak overnight in plenty of water.
Cut the pork into bite-sized pieces. Sauté the garlic and onion in a pot, then add the pork and brown it.
Add the canned tomatoes and enough water to cover, then add the beans and simmer over low heat for about 40 minutes.
Add the carrot and simmer 15 more minutes until tender.
Add the cabbage, cook briefly, and season with salt. Serve alongside freshly cooked rice.