My Style Madrid-Style Cocido 😊

We're making cocido again, but today with a few changes. The soup turned out delicious, and adding the sautéed garlic, olive oil, and paprika to the potatoes and cabbage takes it to the next level. If you haven't tried it this way before, I highly recommend it!
Give it some love and time to make it perfect, and enjoy—it’s almost the end of cocido season (though I’ll admit, I’ve eaten it in August with the air conditioning on 🤣🤣).
Happy Friday and keep on cooking! 💃💃💃
My Style Madrid-Style Cocido 😊
We're making cocido again, but today with a few changes. The soup turned out delicious, and adding the sautéed garlic, olive oil, and paprika to the potatoes and cabbage takes it to the next level. If you haven't tried it this way before, I highly recommend it!
Give it some love and time to make it perfect, and enjoy—it’s almost the end of cocido season (though I’ll admit, I’ve eaten it in August with the air conditioning on 🤣🤣).
Happy Friday and keep on cooking! 💃💃💃
Steps
- 1
Soak the chickpeas overnight in warm water. The next day, prepare all your ingredients: peel and cut the carrot, leek, and turnip into pieces. Remove the skin from the chicken.
- 2
Place the selection of meats, vegetables, and chickpeas (preferably in a mesh bag) in a large pot. Cover with water and add a generous pinch of salt. At this stage, do not add the potatoes, pork belly, or blood sausage. Cover and cook for 30 minutes on low heat.
- 3
Uncover the pot and let the steam escape. Remove about two-thirds of the broth and refill with water. Now add the pork belly and blood sausage. Simmer for 2 more hours. In the last 30 minutes, add the potatoes. If you like a more colorful broth, add a pinch of food coloring (I didn’t this time). Skim off any impurities and fat.
- 4
When the cocido is almost ready, sauté minced garlic in a small pan until lightly golden. Remove the cabbage and potatoes from the pot and cut them into pieces. Sprinkle with a little salt, sweet and hot paprika, and pour the garlic with some of the oil over the top. This makes a perfect side for the cocido.
- 5
Prepare serving dishes for the cocido. I always serve the meat and vegetables on one platter, and the soup with plenty of angel hair pasta on another. As a new twist, I added the potatoes and cabbage as described in the previous step.
- 6
Serve and enjoy! If you like pickled peppers, try them with your cocido for an extra kick! 🤩🤩
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