Carne assada ao molho ferrugem
Roast beef in Brown Sauce
To: Regina Pinto
Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2007 11:11 PM
Subject: Re: The swimming pool and the landscape
Dear Regina--
David bought the meat yesterday, and he bought thin cuts instead of a roast. The meat looks very good, though, so I am marinating the steaks in the sauce overnight. Tomorrow, I will construct the roast by placing the carrot pieces and green pepper between the layers of meat, then I will roll them and tie them into a roast so that the cooking time will be correct.
I am noticing that in this book, the cooking times are quite long. For the carne assada, one must really think ahead to allow for many hours for the marinating and then approximately three hours for the cooking. It doesn't appear that you have to pay a lot of attention to the roast while it's cooking, but you do have to be home. I noticed with the rice, for example, that there are more steps than I am used to, and the rice takes longer than what I do -- But -- the rice tastes really good, so it is worth it.
Now I understand far better why you don't cook for yourself, though -- if these dishes are typical -- you would never get to go to the beach.
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Querida Regina-- Oh! The carne assada ao molho ferrugem was so delicious. We loved it -- in spite of my mistakes. I made a series of photographs for you -- and also an image that I am placing here.
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rolled and tied |
braising |
served with Brazilian white rice |
From: Regina Pinto To: Martha Deed Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 7:32 PM
Subject: Re: The swimming pool and the landscape
Dear Martha,
I was answering your first yesterday message when I received this one and it filled my heart with joy! I am so glad that you are liking the
Brazilian recipes! Your photos made me wish to eat your "carne assada". It really seems a Brazilian one. I do not believe that you made any mistake.
I think I have to do an american recipe for our project, could you tell me a good recipe for mashed potatoes? My sister told me that she
ate wonderful mashed potatoes in New York and that there are different kinds of them. Is it right?
About the bacon, the green pepper and the carrots, they look like Brazilian bacon, green pepper and carrots. No difference.
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