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Prep time
1 hour
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Cook time
1 hour 15 minutes
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Makes
2 quarts
Author Notes
Full of umami, this recipe takes advantage of white miso, soy, rice wine vinegar, white rice wine, and Central American red beans to provide a rich, satisfying, belly-filling stew. —Jim Kennedy
Ingredients
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2 cups
Central American red beans
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1
large Spanish onion
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2
large carrots
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12
Shisito peppers
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Olive oil and kosher salt to coat veggies for roasting
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1
1 stalk large bok choy
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6
crushed garlic cloves
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2 tablespoons
white miso paste
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2
large tomatoes
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3
scallions
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1/8 cup
soy sauce
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1/8 cup
rice wine vinegar
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1/8 cup
white fujian loh chiew (rice wine)
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1 tablespoon
olive oil
Directions
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Soak 2 cups beans overnight in large stock pot filled halfway, with a palmful of kosher salt.
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Boil beans on medium high heat until soft. Drain beans, reserve liquid.
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Turn oven to 375º.
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Roughly chop large onion and peeled carrots.
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Separately toss onions, then carrots, then peppers in large mixing bowl with a generous amount of olive oil and kosher salt to coat.
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Separately chop white scallion and green tops. Rinse bok choy, cut dark green tops, chop and reserve. Dice white stalks.
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Crush garlic cloves with flat blade of chef's knife. Chop.
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Chop tomatoes.
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Heat 6 qt. stock pot on medium heat. Add tbsp. olive oil. When oil shimmers, add white chopped bok choy, saute for 2 mins. Add garlic, stir.
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Make space on one side of the pot. Add white miso paste, stir until slightly browned making sure that garlic does not brown.
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Add tomatoes. Simmer for 5 minutes to combine.
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Add beans. Stir. Then add 2 cups bean liquid, soy sauce, rice wine vinegar, and rice wine. Simmer for 30 minutes.
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Add white scallion. Stir, then remove from heat to cool.
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Serve with garnish of chopped green scallion and roasted Shisito pepper.
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