70 min. total time
Ingredients for 4 portions
2 | Tbsp | Parsley (chopped) |
1 | Tbsp | Paprika paste |
500 | g | Pork |
1 | Tbsp | Lard |
800 | g | Clams (Ameijoas) |
200 | ml | White wine |
1 | Piece | Lemon |
1 | Pinch | Salt |
1 | Pinch | Pepper |
4 | Pieces | Garlic cloves (pressed) |
4 | Pieces | Bay leaves |
1 | Dash | Piri-Piri |
3 | Tbsp | Parsley |
Preparation
- For the marinade: garlic cloves, white wine, paprika paste (“Massa de Pimentão”), 4 bay leaves and a few drops of Piri-Piri.
- Stir together the marinade from the specified ingredients. Clean the pork fillet (or the cheaper fillet heads) and cut into 1.5 to 2 cm cubes. Let the meat marinate in the marinade for at least 4 hours.
- Wash the mussels well under running water and move vigorously. Discard mussels that do not close. Heat lard in a heavy pan or pot. Remove the meat cubes from the marinade, drain, pepper, salt (little salt!) and fry on all sides until browned.
- Pour in the marinade and let the meat cook in it for a few minutes. Turn up the flame and reduce the liquid to 1/3. Add the mussels, some pepper, lemon juice and some of the parsley on top, turn down the flame and cover with a lid.
- Do not shake or stir. After about 5-7 minutes, all mussels will have opened. Sprinkle the remaining parsley on top and serve. Goes well with crusty white bread or olive oil-fried sliced boiled potatoes and a glass of dry white wine.
Nutrition score
228
5,84 g
29,27 g
7,66 g
70 min. total time | 60 min. preparation time | 10 min. cook & rest time