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Rooster Couscous Recipe

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The Festas Juninas are coming and couscous from São Paulo is a compulsory order at a number of social gathering tables! In case your Festa Junina cannot do with out this dish, proceed right here and see easy methods to make hen couscous from São Paulo! This can be a Moroccan couscous recipe with shredded hen and greens. To make good couscous, the key is to not let the couscous dough dry out, it needs to be barely creamy and compact, so it does not disintegrate when reducing. It is also necessary to benefit from the seasonings, as they're liable for the flavour of this Festa Junina recipe! So, let's go to the kitchen to arrange the São Paulo hen couscous recipe step-by-step in footage? Take a look at all the information and methods beneath and provides it a strive. Components for making hen couscous from São Paulo: Three cups of flocked cornmeal 2 hen breasts 6 cups of water (1440 milliliters) 1 chopped onion 2 chopped tomatoes 1 chopped pepper 1 chopped carrot Three chopped gar

Pururuca crackling recipe with drip

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 How to make the crackling dry and crunchy? There are several tricks: using baking soda, using vinegar, frying in a pressure cooker... but my favorite technique is using pinga (cachaça)! It always works out very well and everyone loves it here at home. This trick I learned from a friend of mine from Minas Gerais. From the moment I started using drips to fry cracklings I realized that this ingredient makes all the difference and I don't do it any other way! That's why here I show you how to make pork rind with drips step by step in photos. It's very simple to do, if you follow the preparation method in the right way, you can't go wrong and it's just like the pork crackling we know. Check below everything you need to make this recipe for pururuca mineiro crackling and try it! Ingredients to make pururuca crackling with drips:  250 grams of pork belly  ¾ cup of water (180 milliliters)  ¼ cup of pinga (cachaça)  1 tablespoon of salt How to make pork rind with drips: Fir