Tuesday, June 12, 2018

Crepioca






The new sensation of Brazilian cuisine - "Crepioca", a healthy combination of crepe and tapioca (that even helps to lose weight). 

This fabulous invention that came directly from Brazil gives the pompous name of crepioca and is to the world of diets just as the "course" is to the world of offense. If one joins proudly the affable camel and bear epithets, the other is born from the union of crepe with tapioca. And the result is stunning.


The Brazilian chefs and nutritionists are crazy about this recipe and guarantee that it is healthier than the simple tapioca. It's because? Because to the healthy tapioca gum they join the proteins and the vitamins of the egg. And you can still have a feeling of satiety difficult to obtain with the simple tapioca, which is a good help for those who want to lose weight.

All you have to do is add an egg to the tapioca. It is the egg that will give it consistency and that yellow color of the crepe. You can do just this way or you can put even more a light and a little ricotta to thicken the dough. Then you just have to cook the mixture in a non-stick frying pan and add the filling that you prefer. Exactly like a crepe, but no flour or other calorie temptations. Is it tempting? I calculated ... that's why I have here two fabulous and easy recipes crepioca, the Brazilian website Guia da Semana, for your breakfast or to take to lunch at work. 
Just choose.

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Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Crispy chicken tacos




These Crispy Chicken Tacos are so simple to make. They are drizzled with a delicious homemade Avocado Dressing that helps make this recipe taste outstanding! It is perfect for lunch and/or dinner and will become a new favorite.

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Brazilian Cheese bread





"Pao de Queijo"



Cheese and bread, two staple favorites the world over, are brought together in glorious union in Brazil’s pão de queijo (cheese bread). This moreish snack is enjoyed as much at breakfast as it is at any time of the day or night. Crispy on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside, the gluten-free breads are made with tapioca flour, eggs and grated queijo Minas (a cow’s milk cheese from the state of Minas Gerais), rolled into small balls. For a naughty twist, you sometimes find pão de queijo in fist-sized rolls – or even the size of a cake – stuffed with anything from yet more cheese or cream cheese to various meaty fillings.  


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Tortila de Tapioca




TAPIOCA - THE NATIVE BRAZILIAN'S TORTILLA

Tapioca is the Brazilian natives "tortilla" similar. Tortilla (central americana's native) is made with corn, but Tapioca (or Beiju, or Biju) is made with manioc starch... toooooo easy and great. You can use as a replace for bread or regular tortilla. It can be used  as DESSERT, with sweet fills (but you also can use anything as fill).


Its totally gluten-free and has low-calorie.


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Mushrooms and fine herbs

Enjoy!!


The secret to mushrooms that are beautifully browned and not watery is taking a hands-off approach. Stirring them as they caramelize releases the mushrooms' liquid and causes them to steam, so leaving them alone is the way to go.

Its really taste and healthy choice. Leave your comments below if you have any questions or suggestion about this option.

Chimichurri Crab


  Chimichurri Crab


Crab Cakes with Chimichurri Dressed Pea Sprouts & Avocado is an explosion of flavors We truly think you will enjoy. Cilantro, parsley & jalapeno add life to the lofty crab cakes, which have a light crunch from panko bread crumbs. Served on a little pool of chimichurri, the sauce cuts into the cakes like a grown up tartar sauce. Add some creaminess and crunch with avocado and some pea sprouts, and your crab cakes are dinner party ready.

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