PORK RIB STEW WITH @bushsbeans NAVY BEANS #bushsbeanspartner
this is a toddler friendly let me correct myself this is an AJ friendly recipe and since AJ’s a toddler it qualifies so this is a toddler friendly recipe cut some slits into your tomatoes so it looks like that dropping your tomatoes and blanch for a couple minutes now we’re gonna peel de-seed so it looks like that we got our pork ribs these are already blanched rinsed and dried off I’m gonna marinate this with some shallots salt and black pepper we’re gonna caramelize our onions I’m gonna add some sugar once this is nice and caramelized remove it from heat now we’re gonna add our pork ribs and give them a nice Sear I did Tomatoes carrots chicken stock fish sauce chicken bouillon and our caramelized onions bring this to a boil reduce your heat and simmer for 20 minutes add in one can of navy beans I’m using Bush’s beans they may be small but they’re Mighty with a smooth and Mild flavor and a dense texture oh my goodness there’s one stuck in here no beans Left Behind we’re bringing this back to a boil we’re going to add our cornstarch slurry I top this off with some scallion
PORK RIB STEW WITH NAVY BEANS⤵️ #bushsbeanspartner
This dish is so underrated AND it’s toddler friendly! I made it as is for my toddler— just added some noodles but for my baby, I smash everything with a fork so it becomes a puree. I used @bushsbeans navy
beans for this recipe. It’s smooth, the flavor is mild and the texture is dense, making them perfect for this dish! They are already cooked and prepared so you don’t need to do anything to them besides heat them through. #beansquad
5 Roma tomatoes
1 lb. of carrots, cut 1 inch wide
1.5-2 lb. of pork ribs
1 shallot, minced
1 tsp salt
1 tsp black pepper
1 onion, thinly sliced
1 tsp sugar
3 cups chicken stock
1 tsp fish sauce
2 tsp chicken bouillon
1 can of @bushsbeans navy beans (15 oz)
CORNSTARCH SLURRY
1/2 cup water
1 TBSP cornstarch
⁃Mix this together
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Cut T slits into the bottom of your tomatoes and then blanch in boil water
⁃Give tomatoes a nice bath
⁃Peel, de-seed and puree tomatoes
⁃Your tomato sauce is now done— set this aside
2. Using the same batch of water from your tomatoes, bring the pot of water back to boil, add your pork ribs and cook for 2 minutes
⁃ Then wash, rinse and dry your pork ribs
⁃ Now marinate your pork with 1 minced shallot, 1 tsp salt and 1 tsp black pepper
⁃ Set this aside
3. In a pot, heat up some oil, add 1 sliced onion and 1 tsp sugar. Caramelize your onions and remove from heat (high heat)
4. In the same pot, add your marinated pork ribs and give them a nice sear (high heat)
5. Once pork is seared, add tomato puree and deglaze the bottom/scrape off all the bits at the bottom
6. Add your carrots, chicken stock, fish sauce, chicken bouillon, and caramelized onions
7. Once all of your ingredients are in, bring it to boil, reduce heat and simmer (covered) for 20 minutes
8. After 20 minutes, crank heat to high, add 1 can of @BushsBeans Navy Beans, give it a quick mix, add cornstarch slurry and cook for another 5-10 minutes or until beans are heated through
9. Once beans are heated through, turn off heat, top with scallion and serve with baguette/crusty bread







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PORK RIB STEW WITH NAVY BEANS⤵️ #bushsbeanspartner
This dish is so underrated AND it’s toddler friendly! I made it as is for my toddler— just added some noodles but for my baby, I smash everything with a fork so it becomes a puree. I used @bushsbeans navy
beans for this recipe. It’s smooth, the flavor is mild and the texture is dense, making them perfect for this dish! They are already cooked and prepared so you don't need to do anything to them besides heat them through. #beansquad
5 Roma tomatoes
1 lb. of carrots, cut 1 inch wide
1.5-2 lb. of pork ribs
1 shallot, minced
1 tsp salt
1 tsp black pepper
1 onion, thinly sliced
1 tsp sugar
3 cups chicken stock
1 tsp fish sauce
2 tsp chicken bouillon
1 can of @bushsbeans navy beans (15 oz)
CORNSTARCH SLURRY
1/2 cup water
1 TBSP cornstarch
⁃Mix this together
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Cut T slits into the bottom of your tomatoes and then blanch in boil water
⁃Give tomatoes a nice bath
⁃Peel, de-seed and puree tomatoes
⁃Your tomato sauce is now done— set this aside
2. Using the same batch of water from your tomatoes, bring the pot of water back to boil, add your pork ribs and cook for 2 minutes
⁃ Then wash, rinse and dry your pork ribs
⁃ Now marinate your pork with 1 minced shallot, 1 tsp salt and 1 tsp black pepper
⁃ Set this aside
3. In a pot, heat up some oil, add 1 sliced onion and 1 tsp sugar. Caramelize your onions and remove from heat (high heat)
4. In the same pot, add your marinated pork ribs and give them a nice sear (high heat)
5. Once pork is seared, add tomato puree and deglaze the bottom/scrape off all the bits at the bottom
6. Add your carrots, chicken stock, fish sauce, chicken bouillon, and caramelized onions
7. Once all of your ingredients are in, bring it to boil, reduce heat and simmer (covered) for 20 minutes
8. After 20 minutes, crank heat to high, add 1 can of @BushsBeans Navy Beans, give it a quick mix, add cornstarch slurry and cook for another 5-10 minutes or until beans are heated through
9. Once beans are heated through, turn off heat, top with scallion and serve with baguette/crusty bread
American boy love asian hard
…..no.
What is the point of deseeding it of you’re gonna blend it?
The line they made her say , hilarious
Do you actually play video games or what?
I spent the last 2 weeks trying to find this video
Her: This is a toddler friendly recipe
Also her: points knife at us*
Bro, can you eat properly!?!☠️
why do i feel like this is a recipe she already had she just added the beans to it for the sponsor lol
Yummmm
This looks like a recipe that would be PERFECT for the cold, rainy day we’re having where I live right now!!
Definitely a meal I grew up eating. Delicious and fond memories.
Quick tip: use brown sugar rather then white sugar to caramalise your onions, it looks and tastes 💯 better ❤❤
My kids won't eat vegetables send help
In Afghanistan, this is one of our traditional foods. We do include potatos and use lamb and after it is cooked we add some bread in to it and eat with our hands. We call it SHORWA .
Being sponsored by beans is one of the greatest accomplishments in life
Yum!
😂😂😂😂
If you just blend the tomato why not leave the core in?
You’re not getting away with those sugared onions!
This looks delicious. I can't believe your baby eats this. Bravo Mamma. I love all kinds of soups, and I make a soup at least once a week. I've got to try this, yummy. 😊
TO MUCH PORK IN YOUR RECIPES 🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮WORMS
No beans lefts behind 😅😅😅
Stew is supposed to be thick. Thats spup girl. Lol
Why is nobody talking about how she aggressively ate the bread in the start 😅
No garlic? I am shocked.
"No beans left behind" 😂