Sopa negra is a Costa Rican comfort food staple, the poached egg believed by some to have been added as a way to stretch the dish further for larger families.
A comforting Costa Rican black bean soup, simmered with garlic and spices and traditionally finished with a poached egg dropped in just before serving.
Soften onion and garlic in a little oil.
Add the black beans with their liquid and cumin, and simmer 20 minutes.
Blend part of the soup for a thicker texture, leaving some beans whole.
Crack an egg into each bowl of hot soup to poach gently, and finish with coriander.
Blending only part of the soup keeps some texture while still thickening the broth nicely.
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