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2575 Vivian
braziliantlc Offline Send Email
Sep 2, 2004
8:35 pm
I have a Brazilian Independence BBQ to attend and don't have time to get something homemade. I was thinking of purchasing a seafood salad but wanted hints on...
2576 katieholmesusa Offline Sep 4, 2004
5:24 pm
Hum.... what is tomilho here guys? And how about Chester( the Christmas bird in Brazil that i never found it here)? Is there any cheese the compares to queijo...
2577 cat
gatacrb Offline Send Email
Sep 4, 2004
9:14 pm
Here Try this one. ... mixture ... hours ... try ... a recipe for that cheese. ... _______________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Win 1 of 4,000 free domain...
2578 tarashanthi Offline Sep 5, 2004
6:51 am
Tomilho is Thyme in English... People might say that "Chester" is something like Perdue Chicken in the US, but it's not....Chester was introduced in Brazil in...
2579 Gina Eduardo
gina_eduardo Offline Send Email
Sep 5, 2004
7:04 pm
Hi there I have a question. Are there particular dishes or meals served according to the day of the week. I know that traditionally feijoada is served on...
2580 Whitney
whitneyjen19 Offline Send Email
Sep 5, 2004
7:05 pm
I came across a site today that might be of interest: www.brazilexplore.com www.brazilexplore.com/shop has many products that might normally be a bit difficult...
2581 xzprtlq Offline Send Email Sep 5, 2004
7:05 pm
I thought Chester was turkey. Amy In brazilian-cooking-club@yahoogroups.com, tarashanthi ... in ... package...
2582 Jazzbel
jazzbel1995 Offline Send Email
Sep 5, 2004
7:13 pm
... according to the day of the week. I know that traditionally feijoada is served on wednesdays and saturdays. but what about other days. Is fish served on...
2583 Jazzbel
jazzbel1995 Offline Send Email
Sep 5, 2004
7:17 pm
... That is the official version. But do not tell Jim Perdue, as Perdue thinks itself a victim of industrial espionage. Must have been tough carrying the...
2584 Leticia
shrinklady48 Offline Send Email
Sep 5, 2004
10:12 pm
Glad to have you back on-line, Jazzbel. Cannot help but free associate fiambre with matambre. My grandmother used to make a wonderful dish called matambre. She...
2585 William Wilson
wcwilson01 Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2004
2:35 am
Chester is a genetically engineered Turkey. They used a lot of advertisements there of that when they launched it. I love it, and is the right size. I have not...
2586 Ivan Costa Pinto
translatorlog2 Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2004
1:26 pm
****Jazzbel wrote: A question: what type of Ham would be closer to Fiambre? I would thing Parma Ham.**** Hi Jazzbel: Fiambre is our presunto. In the USA it...
2587 Sydne2@...
sydne22000 Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2004
1:54 pm
In a message dated 9/6/2004 8:22:43 AM Eastern Daylight Time, brazilian-cooking-club@yahoogroups.com writes: JAZZBEL - So glad to hear that you are fine and...
2588 Paulo Maurício Per...
aguanabocaclub Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2004
4:43 pm
Hello Bill and all, Actually, we need to be careful with these magic industrial solutions. In Brazil, "chester" is a trade mark by Perdigão S/A. During the...
2589 Gladys Donovan
santista662004 Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2004
5:15 pm
Glad to hear you are okay though Jazzbell, the pictures we are receiving here in the UK are terrible, my heart goes out to you and all of you out there at the...
2590 meghumphrey Offline Send Email Sep 7, 2004
2:29 pm
Hello! I'm looking for a recipe for "greek rice" or, I think it's called "arroz a grego" in Portuguese. I think you make it with ham? Anybody?...
2591 Maurício
aguanabocaclub Offline Send Email
Sep 7, 2004
5:57 pm
Hello Meg, there it goes! In English, click on: http://www.cooks.com/rec/search/0,1-0,greek_rice_stuffing,FF.html In Portuguese below. Enjoy it! Maurício ...
2592 Helen Pierce
dahelena2 Offline Send Email
Sep 7, 2004
8:01 pm
Meg, since the recipes at the site that Maurício gave were somewhat different than the one that he sent below, I translated the one that he sent. I'm sure you...
2593 meghumphrey Offline Send Email Sep 7, 2004
9:28 pm
Thanks to Helena and Maurício! I also made bolinhos de arroz with leftover rice this weekend with my mother in law. I had asked the list about a month back...
2594 Maurício
aguanabocaclub Offline Send Email
Sep 7, 2004
11:07 pm
Meg and Helena, What should I say? Way to go and "bom apetite"! Maurício ... From: meghumphrey To: brazilian-cooking-club@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday,...
2595 Helen Pierce
dahelena2 Offline Send Email
Sep 8, 2004
12:18 am
Hi all! We trust and pray that those in our group that live in the affected areas of flooding from the recent hurricanes are safe and able to put their lives...
2596 William Wilson
wcwilson01 Offline Send Email
Sep 8, 2004
1:43 pm
This came out on CNN news that was mailed to me today. Two things, Brazil is not Brazil without Parati and cachaça. Even though it is very hard to find...
2597 Carlos Arce
siegfried234 Offline Send Email
Sep 8, 2004
1:57 pm
I've never heard of this creature before but according do Perdigao: (a rough translation) "Chester is a bird pedigree of the Gallus-gallus especies, imported ...
2598 Carlos Arce
siegfried234 Offline Send Email
Sep 8, 2004
1:58 pm
Here goes another picture of Chester: http://www.perdigao.com.br/cheester/techeester.htm Regards Carlos ...
2599 Gladys Donovan
santista662004 Offline Send Email
Sep 8, 2004
1:59 pm
Can anyone advise me about Kidney beans. In all the recipes I have read I am told to throw away the water after soaking overnight and then use fresh water to...
2600 Jazzbel
jazzbel1995 Offline Send Email
Sep 8, 2004
2:09 pm
There are lots of advice about cooking beans, some of it old wive's tales. Some suggestions aim to reduce the 'gassiness' of beans. I think the book "On Food...
2601 tarashanthi Offline Sep 8, 2004
2:13 pm
The only thing I know is when you soak any type of beans overnight you remove the potassium, an element which makes the digestion somewhat difficult to some...
2602 William Wilson
wcwilson01 Offline Send Email
Sep 8, 2004
3:25 pm
Not sure where those beans would have come from if Toxic. I only throw the soaking water away as might have dust, dirt, etc with it. I wonder if someone did...
2603 Paulo Maurício Per...
aguanabocaclub Offline Send Email
Sep 8, 2004
5:32 pm
Hey Carlos, I thank you for the investigation. Really, as I had said, it's just a improved chicken, not a turkey. Anyway, I'm going to keep a turkey inside my...
2604 Paulo Maurício Per...
aguanabocaclub Offline Send Email
Sep 8, 2004
7:42 pm
That's true Gladys. Beans loose K (potassium) into the water. Just a tip to the best result: to each litre of water, add a spoon of vinegar. The vinegar...
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