Paulista Churrasco

"Brazilian barbecue in the style of Sao Paulo. From Philip Wagner's page. nt"
 
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photo by Rita1652 photo by Rita1652
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
4-6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Marinate the beef overnight in the juice of 1 lemon, salt and garlic.
  • The next day, barbecue the meat, until done to your preference, turning frequently.
  • Serve with a sauce made with the remaining lemon, the hot pepper, onion and cilantro.

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  1. I used rib eyes for this one and they came out so deliciously flavored and tender on the grill! It was worth every second of preparation for that first bite! We loved ours medium rare. I am saving this one to WOW company when we have some coming for dinner. I can't wait to see their reaction to that first bite too! Delicious!
     
  2. Great beef tenderloin! Marinaded overnight and made on the BBQ. Tender and absolutely delicious. Made the sauce in a separate pot subbing parsley for some of the cilantro - sauce added a real zing. Thank you for sharing. Nov3/08 - adding the stars I seem to have missed back in June.
     
  3. Very, very flavourful. I also used ribeye steaks, reduced the salt to 2 teaspoons, but increased the garlic to 3 cloves. I do this in a lot of recipes because of watching sodium intake. The sauce really added pizzazz and made it a wonderful dinner tonite! Made for ZWT4.
     
  4. This is good eats! I loved this! I used boneless rib eye steaks. I know that it should be salted well but I did cut back to 1/2 teaspoon. Added parsley in along with the cilantro. I`m guessing this is a raw sauce, for the directions are not clear on what to do with the sauce. And I do recommend not to cook it! Do dice the onion fine, dice the cilantro fine as well. This sauce really makes this dish! Thanks!!!
     
  5. Interesting flavor contrasts of the lemon and the two peppers. A little more direction on the sauce would be good. I had cooked the meat in a pan, so I added the marinade, the onions and the garlic to it, to deglaze. I then added the other sauce ingredients, with an extra lemon's worth of juice, and simmered it to reduce. This is more salt than I usually use, and the meat had a distinctly salty taste to me. However, it might help with the marinating by drawing moisture out. I used pounded skirt steak rather than tenderloin, and ended up with easy-to-chew meat.
     
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