Disclaimer: This is a "Sponsored Post - Fiji Water - Perfection Takes Time" in collaboration with Honest Cooking.
Howdy! How is your day going? I know that so many of us, myself included, live a fast-paced routine-- a race against the clock.... However, I find it refreshing to stop sometimes, let myself catch a breath, and prepare something to make myself happy. That is why today I am going back to the basics. Huh? By "the basics" I mean slow cooking: a dish that takes time to prepare, but produces full-flavored results, bringing out all the savory goodness of the ingredients in our autumnal Mussel, Chorizo, and White Bean Stew!!! It's a party in a bowl...

OK, happy? I hope you are, because this is simply one of the best stews you will ever have. This stew is a labor of love, but the flavors are worth every second of the time spent preparing it. Yes, perfection takes time and care!!! This reminds me of the Fiji Water filtration process. Just as artesian FIJI Water trickles down through the layers of volcanic rock over time, gathering minerals and electrolytes along the way that create FIJI’s soft smooth taste, likewise our white bean stew simmers slowly over time to bring out the most amazing flavors and scents from its ingredients.

The inspiration behind our white bean stew was two dishes from my home country: Brazilian Dobradinha (a white bean stew somewhat similar to the French Cassoulet) and an added touch (mussels) from Leão Veloso Soup, which is basically a seafood soup. Since we are in autumn, my favorite season, I added some of my favorite seasonal vegetables: kale and butternut squash.
The result? An elegant yet comforting white bean stew that combines different textures and contrasting flavors from its ingredients, making the most of the slow-cooking process. Man, oh man... just thinking of the taste puts a big smile on my face.
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RECIPE
Trust me: You will have a ball... Enjoy!


We love this soup soup Denise!! It looks delicious... all these ingredients!! Yummm!! 🙂
Thank you so much... Enjoy!
Denise, this recipe is just brilliant. Layers of flavor! LOVE.
Hi, Suzy!
Thanks a lot. Yes, there are different flavors and textures in this dish. These are exactly what I love about it. Those who have tried it, love this dish as well.
This looks so comforting and cozy, Denise.
Thanks, Kiran!!!
This is my type of meal, love all the flavour profiles in this recipe.
Thanks, Raymund!
Wow Denise, what a beautiful stew. I just try this soon. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Thank you, Lea Ann!
Delicious! As always :)I totally love mussel stews!
Thanks, Marcela!
Love mussel stews! Chorizo and white beans make it even better. I can just see myself eating this while it snows outside.
Thanks, Julia! I love this stew too. Here it is not snowing like in Colorado but temps have been quite low.
Flavorful and cozy stew. Delicious.
Thanks, Lail! xx
Now, this one's a rich, tasty stew! The toast is just perfect for mopping the rich sauce. Yummo!!!
Julie & Alesah
Gourmet Getaways xx
Thanks a lot! We ate it all. With these low temps, I am already craving this again.
Pretty genius - I know what I'm making for dinner tonight 🙂
Enjoy, Francesca!
This sounds perfect for a dinner party on a chili evening. It looks amazing Denise and you're right, some things are certainly worth the time.
Thanks, Chris! The best thing about slow cooking is the flavor enhancement.
What a great dish! I sometimes make something similar, although without the chorizo. Love the idea of that! And I have to try it. Thanks so much.
John: Thanks! I hope you try it with chorizo or kialbasa.
What a fantastic recipe to share on a cold fall evening! We are expecting some much needed rain this week and my family would love to come home to a bowl of this marvelous stew!
Thank you, Deb! This became a real family favorite. It is one of those dishes that get tastier and tastier on the second day and on.
This stew looks so good - so full of great flavors!
Amy: Thanks! We ate and ate it... 🙂