Cooking my way through Wikipedia,
I don’t have a solid source for what the East Timoran version of feijoada is actually like, but this is one possible interpretation.
Feijoada de Moçambique is a variation of the Portuguese dish feijoada, as made in Mozambique.
Feijoada is a dish of beans, pork, sausage and vegetables. Versions are found around the world wherever the Portuguese colonized. This version comes from Guinea-Bissau in West Africa.
Feijão Congo is a dish from Cape Verde. Pigeon Peas are cooked with pork, sausages and vegetables in the style of Portuguese feijoada.
This is the Angolan variation of the Portuguese dish Feijoada, using local ingredients like red palm oil and chicken.
We revisit a post from early 2020 about the most famous Brazilian black bean dish, Feijoada.
Feijoada is a classic Portuguese pork and bean dish.
Cocido Montanes is a pork and beans dish from Cantabria, Spain. It contains beans, cabbage and several kinds of fresh and smoked pork and sausages.
Guernsey Bean Jar is a traditional dish from the island of Geurnsey, consisting of beans and pork, slowly simmered together.
Olla podrida is a Spanish stew, consisting of beans, pork, and other meats and vegetables simmered together.
Lorin cooks Legumes 