Now, my portuguese is well rusty, but I think the guy who wrote this page for Wikipedia wasn't too serious: http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feijoada
Angelcurio
Interresting, which country?
Here in Brazil one of the national food is pork (sausage and ribs) and cow with beans.
Its is called feijoada and I like it very much. Sometimes we add rice too.
Why not too serious? He is right. One of the possible origins of the feijoada recipe here are the african slaves which used the less noble salted parts of pork (foot, nose, etc...) and beans. Another history I heard is that in some part of Portugal people have pork with white beans.Now, my portuguese is well rusty, but I think the guy who wrote this page for Wikipedia wasn't too serious: http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feijoada
And where is the beans?
Now, my portuguese is well rusty, but I think the guy who wrote this page for Wikipedia wasn't too serious: http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feijoada
Ahhh. Now it is better. Do you have it with manioc flour?This would be a better pic
Hehehe. I am rethinking my diet.Bumping old threads are we?
Well, I had chicken teriyaki today.