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Beef jerky recipe

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The month of June is essentially the most cherished month for many who benefit from the typical june get together meals, reminiscent of corn-based preparations, curacao, cassava desserts, pine nuts, child's ft, paçoquinha. And a really typical dish within the Northeast that ended up turning into a assured presence in nation festivities is the dried meat paçoca, like a salty model of our scrumptious candy peanut paçoquinha! As right here in Rio Grande do Sul our historically cured meat is beef jerky, it's with it that we are going to make paçoca! Recalling that the fundamental paçoca, is nothing greater than some sort of fats like butter, lard, olive oil or oil, salted meat, which might be jerky, dried meat or solar meat and cassava flour. However we are able to add that Chef contact and add some substances to make our paçoca much more tasty, reminiscent of bacon, sausage, inexperienced seasoning, cilantro, amongst different seasonings. One other peculiarity of the dried meat pa

SJC country cake recipe

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Today there is a super traditional and typical June party recipe here at TudoReceitas: we are going to teach you how to make caipira dumpling from São José dos Campos, also called caipira caipira SJC or simply chicken caipira dumpling. Created in the interior of São Paulo, the dough for this chicken cake recipe is very easy to make. It is crunchy and dry and the best: it is ready in less than 10 minutes! The filling is the classic shredded chicken, which you can season any way you want. This delicacy is perfect for you to celebrate the June festivities at home, as it is sure to please everyone! Check out the step by step with photos and various tips to prepare this country cake recipe successfully in your home! Ingredients for making country cake SJC: Pasta:  250 grams of yellow corn flour  2 tablespoons of cassava flour  300 milliliters of chicken broth  2 tablespoons of oil Filling:  200 grams of cooked, seasoned and shredded chicken  2 tablespoons of curd  chopped parsley How to mak