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Stuffed hen recipe

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Let's make a quite simple and attractive stuffing to stuff birds? It is a very moist farofa and with a buttery style can be served as an accompaniment. It consists of pepperoni, carrots, olives, inexperienced scent, onion, garlic and butter and you'll spice it up with different elements equivalent to bacon, corn, boiled eggs, raisins and many others. On this case I ready it as a suggestion for a scrumptious farofa to fill your Christmas fowl, equivalent to hen or turkey, and you'll wager that it really works very effectively! Verify right here all the small print of this farofa recipe to stuff hen and turkey for Christmas and check out it! Substances for making farfa for hen stuffing: 100 grams of chopped pepperoni 1 tablespoon of oil 2 small grated carrots (or one massive) four tablespoons of chopped olives four tablespoons of inexperienced scent ½ cup of manioc flour 1 pinch of salt 2 tablespoons of butter ½ chopped onion 1 crushed garlic clove The best way to make Farofa...
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Baked Egg Crumb Recipe

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Boiled egg farofa is a very basic farofa, but great to vary the menu and ensure a nutritious accompaniment to your recipes. The preparation time is just 10 minutes, which is indicated to get a hard boiled egg, so this recipe is great for those who don't have a lot of time to cook. Check out here how to make boiled egg farofa and try it! Ingredients for making boiled egg crumbs:  1 egg  1 cup of manioc flour  1 small onion  1 tablespoon of olive oil  seasonings for the farofa to taste How to make boiled egg crumbs: Boil the eggs for 10 minutes in a pan of water over medium heat - if you're using free-range eggs, see how to tell if the egg is spoiled. Finely chop the onion and cook in a skillet with the oil. Let it cook until it starts to brown. Add the manioc flour and season to taste - I used salt, black pepper and pepperoni. Leave until loose and crispy and turn off the heat. After the 10 minutes, remove the eggs from the water and place them in a bowl of cold ...
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