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Aveludado de Laranja
Ingredientes:
3 folhas de gelatina incolor
5 gemas de ovo
50 ml de leite
1 lata de leite condensado
300ml de creme de leite
1 laranja
100g de amendoas fatiadas e torradas
Modo de preparar:
Deixe as folhas de gelatina de molho em agua fria.
Leve ao fogo brando uma panela com as gemas, o
leite e o leite condensado e mexa ate coneca a fever.
Retire do fogo. Dissolva a gelatina escorrida no
preparo e deixe esfriar.
Bata um creme de leite e adicione-o ao creme ja
frio. Junte o suco e a raspa de laranja. Distribua
em tarcinhas, alterando com a amendoa, e
finalzando com esta. Sirva frio.
Preparacao: 50 minutos
Redimento: 4 porcoes
If you like this recipe in English, please
e-mail admin@BraziliansInArizona.com
-Sergio Mendes
Many people see it as a martial art --
others as a dance, and there those who
believe that it is their religion and cultural identity.
The description of Capoeira varies according to people's personalities.
It is a native Brazilian Indian word given to a small partridge whose
male is very jealous and engages in fierce fights with its rivals.
Capoeira blends elements of dance, music, rituals, acrobatics, and
fighting.
Anyone can find some form of identity in Capoeira. Let's take for
instance somebody who lives in a big city like New York. He will
probably see Capoeira as a martial art or as a form of self-defense.
Because of the intensity of the city, and the challenges that he faces
everyday, it makes him a natural "warrior" and he brings this instinct in
to Capoeira's circle.
Brazilians call Capoeira a game. Capoeira is "played", not fought
The Roda
A circle is made, called a roda. Music is played, and everyone sings and
claps while two players interact in the center. The leading instrument
is a berimbau. Also played is a drum called an atabaque and a
pandeiro (tambourine). A berimbau is a one stringed, bow shaped
instrument with a gourd attached to one end to give resonance.
"It's subtle blending of gymnastics and dance moves make the capoeira
game unique in the world of martial arts. The challenge for the player
is to harmoniously meld together in a powerful flow the balance and
flexibility of acrobatics, the grace and strength of dance, the speed and
cunning of the fight, and the rhythms of the music.
Make It?
2 sliced limes
1 Tea Spoon of
Sugar
Cachaca (Brazilian
liquor) or Vodka
Muddle lime and
sugar together add
liquor a straw and
Enjoy!
Feijoada is Brazil's
national meal.
Consisting of black beans and pork.
Usually served with white rice, collard
green and orange slices
Brazil, America, and Baccalhauland
This story is true, and tragic. It is about Brazil and how it got its name. In
fact there are two stories here:
1. Brazil, the name and idea, existed long before the country, and
2. How America was originally Brazil and how Brazil (Called America for
the first 50 years of European discovery) losts its name (sort of) to what is
now popularly termed America, but was originally known as Flowerland or
Codfishland. Think of it this way... the good old US of A could have become
the United States of Codfishland. It doesn't have a same ring to it...
