From meghadri@.MISSING-HOST-NAME. Thu Feb 6 10:54:57 2003 Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2003 22:55:42 -0800 From: "Meghadri Ghosh" @stanford.edu> Newsgroups: uk.food+drink.indian Subject: Translation of a Portuguese receipe for vindaloo Original posted by Leon. Carne de Vinha d' Alhos Ingredientes: * 1/2 l de vinho branco * 1 kg de carne de porco magra * 1 folha de louro * 3 dentes de alho grandes * 3 colheres de sopa de vinagre * 4 fatias de pão * 1 laranja, cortada em rodelas * 2 cravos de cabecinha * manjerona em pó * 3 colheres de sopa de banha * pimenta preta moída na ocasião * sal q.p. Confecção: Corte a carne aos cubos e coloque-a num recipiente de barro. Faça uma marinada com o vinho, o vinagre, o louro cortado aos pedaços, os alhos descascados e esmagados, pimenta, sal e os cravinhos esmagados. Misture a carne com a marinada e deixe repousar, em local fresco, durante 8 horas. Passado o tempo frite a carne numa frigideira com a banha até que esta fique dourada. Servir com as rodelas de laranja e pão frito, enfeitando com raminhos de salsa. Now (an approximate - some difficulty reading the handwriting!) translation 1/2 litre white wine 1 kg lean pork 1 bay leaf 3 large cloves of garlic 3 tea (?) spoons of vinegar 4 slices of bread (from the Indian - or more specifically Bombay experience, my guess would be that this might be some kind of sour dough bread - in and around Bombay down to Goa, pão is mellow sour dough bun) 1 orange sliced 2 cloves (not sure if this should be 2 segments of the clove pod) ground marjoram 3 tbsp of oil black pepper salt to taste Mix the wine, vinegar, bayleaf, garlic, black pepper, salt, cloves. Marinade the meat in this mix, refrigerated for 8 hours. Saute in pan and add marinade. Server with bread and orange. -- meghadri