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1393 Beatriz Goulart
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Jan 2, 2004
12:53 pm
Hello! I've just subscribed to be a member of brazilian-cooking-club. I'm a brazilian, married to an american for three years, living in Goias, in a little old...
1394 Patricia
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Jan 2, 2004
12:57 pm
I'm giving a birthday party on saturday and I want to make Brigadeiros. I got the recipe for it and I have made them and they stste great. the only problem I...
1395 Jazzbel
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Jan 2, 2004
1:10 pm
... For a couple of days, just keep in an airtight tin can outside the fridge, if it is not too hot where you live. If it is the scorching summer, I suppose...
1396 Norulak Carole
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Jan 2, 2004
9:35 pm
Good morning and Happy New Year to all, I have been monitoring this group with interest for about a month and a half. My family visited Brazil last spring. My...
1397 William Wilson
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Jan 2, 2004
9:46 pm
Carole, As a diving instructor for weekends in Parati for last 18 years, I am sure I have had this. Question I have for you, was in the translation. Yeast is...
1398 Jazzbel
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Jan 2, 2004
9:54 pm
... batter with ... wasn't a ... Well, given your post, I could think of" 1. Shrimp Beignets For these, when the batter is made with yeast, it is rolled out...
1399 Jazzbel
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Jan 2, 2004
10:09 pm
I found the following recipe on the internet: Popcorn Shrimp source: http://www.webterrace.com/shrimp/recipe13.htm 1 pound small shrimp (bite-sized), shelled 2...
1400 William Wilson
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Jan 2, 2004
11:28 pm
Jazzbel - Carole One of the pousadas where I stay a lot in Parati with my student divers to be, is the Pousada de Ouro and Pousada de Marques - same owner, one...
1401 Kristine Hanson
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Jan 3, 2004
4:57 pm
Here are some instructions for a yeast batter, the one I am familiar with added coconut to the batter, and NO eggs! With the exception of egg whites for a...
1402 Jazzbel
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Jan 3, 2004
9:55 pm
... familiar with ... whites ... make them ... are ... I don't know about that. The Chinese resaturants in the caribbean put egg in their batter. Either they...
1403 Jazzbel
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Jan 3, 2004
10:58 pm
Tips for Posting at Brazilian-Cooking Club Your posts will be easier to read and will be read by more people if you adhere to the following guidelines: 1....
1404 K S
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Jan 5, 2004
11:25 pm
Welcome to the club! My name is Karen and I live in Canada. I am brazilian and also love to cook. Its good too see another brazilian join in on the fun! Beijos...
1405 Curls
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Jan 6, 2004
3:26 am
Hey Beatriz, welcome to the group! Tell us a little about the food in your region. I am a carioca living in the USA, and my husband and I just got back from...
1406 Bia
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Jan 6, 2004
6:21 pm
Hi Bia, Im Bia also! Im originally from Rio and been living in jacksonville, Fl for 14 yrs now. I mostly read the messages and have been getting LOTS of great ...
1407 Jazzbel
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Jan 6, 2004
6:37 pm
I want to try to recreate my grandmother's grao-de-bico soup. It was not caldo verde, but probably more like an italian soup: meat, soup bones, pasta???--I am...
1408 Leticia
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Jan 6, 2004
10:43 pm
This message prompted me to ask a question about something I've wondered for sometime. At home in Porto Alegre, as I was growing up (a few decades ago) my mom...
1409 Beatriz Goulart
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Jan 6, 2004
10:43 pm
Hi Bia! my "xará", I would like to know how you make the feijoada there, if you have the salty meats we use here and specially if you can find farinha de ...
1410 Jazzbel
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Jan 6, 2004
10:51 pm
I got the following note from Bia Goulart into my mailbox, concerning the Garbanzo beans: ""I use to make a Garbanzo soup that my mother use to do. First take...
1411 Jazzbel
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Jan 6, 2004
10:58 pm
... <leticia@t...> wrote: It was made with a cooked white grain (somewhat similar to garbanzo) served cold or at room temperature with milk and sugar. Does...
1412 William Wilson
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Jan 6, 2004
11:55 pm
Leticia, Jazzbel, or others: The other day on the way home, stopped at a stove - cooking store to see what they have that is neat, and not available in US....
1413 Jazzbel
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Jan 7, 2004
12:39 am
Two "pans" that I do not know what are for, are about the size of the paper or aluminum party cups that you put bragadeiros in. Only thing I can think of is...
1414 Leticia
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Jan 7, 2004
3:42 am
Hi Wilson! Aren't those stores for professional cooks (or serious cooks -- I wonder what a funny could would be like --) fun? Last time I went to Brazil my mom...
1415 Beatriz Goulart
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Jan 7, 2004
1:09 pm
I know this white grain as canjica, same of the dish, which is a white corn grain. These grains are hard and should be soaked in water for at least 3 hours...
1416 William Wilson
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Jan 7, 2004
6:01 pm
Leticia, These stores are more for professional cooks, that cook in the middle range, not the fancy restraunts or hotels. I am glad that they have espetos in...
1417 Bia
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Jan 7, 2004
6:08 pm
Oi Bia, I used the recipie i got from www.cookbrasil.com i have their cook book and its wonderful. About the farinha de mandioca i had a bag i got from a...
1418 K S
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Jan 7, 2004
6:08 pm
Hi! About brigadeiros, I tried to make it but I can never seem to cook it long enough, how long does it usually take, I think I was stirring forever. Karen ......
1419 Jazzbel
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Jan 7, 2004
6:27 pm
... cook it long enough, how long does it usually take, I think I was stirring forever. ... It takes at least 20 minutes. I usually use the little elves in my...
1420 Shelli Gary
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Jan 7, 2004
11:01 pm
I have a question regarding feijoada: Is there a difference between "feijoada completa" and regular feijoada? Is the difference in the meats used? While we...
1421 beatriz goulart
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Jan 8, 2004
6:58 am
The difference between feijoada completa and feijoada depends only on the amount of ingredients you use to make it. The feijoada is a meal that the slaves used...
1422 Beatriz Goulart
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Jan 8, 2004
7:21 am
I´ve just sent a message with my way of preparing feijoada completa and forgot an ingredient that it´s really important! The garlic!!! After cooking the...
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