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Acarajé, do Jeitão da Baiana - Comida Di Buteco 2016

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Acarajé de Orixá

Cultural Context

Originating from the Afro-Brazilian culture of Bahia, Acarajé de Orixá is a traditional street food deeply tied to Candomblé rituals. It is often offered to the orixás (deities) during ceremonies, symbolizing respect and devotion. Today, acarajé is enjoyed by many across Brazil, often served as a savory snack or meal, showcasing the rich flavors of African heritage in Brazilian cuisine.

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6 servings
Servings4
100 grams black-eyed peas
100 grams dried shrimp
100 grams cashew nuts
peanut
ginger
coconut milk
3 pieces of bread
salt
palm oil
1

Choose black-eyed peas for the acarajé.

2

Soak the black-eyed peas in water and then blend them until you have a thick batter.

3

Add 100 grams of dried shrimp to the batter.

4

Prepare the vatapá by mixing 100 grams of cashew nuts and peanuts, along with ginger, in a blender with coconut milk.

5

Soak 3 pieces of bread in milk and blend until you have a homogeneous mixture.

6

Combine the blended mixture with the vatapá and set it aside to cook.

7

Use a wooden spoon to stir the vatapá in the pot.

8

Once the acarajé batter is ready, scoop it with a tablespoon and fry it in palm oil until golden and crispy.

9

Serve the acarajé with the vatapá and a vinaigrette.

Equipment Needed

blenderpotwooden spoon

Dietary

nut-free

Allergens

shellfishgluten

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