Sardinhas frescas q.b.
Farinha q.b.
Óleo para fritar q.b.
Sal q.b.
Sumo de limão q.b.
Picante a gosto
Ovo q.b. (batido)
Comece por retirar as cabeças e as tripas das sardinhas.
Depois de limpas, abrem-se bem ao meio e retira-se a espinha grande do meio.
(chama-se “escalar” a este ato de retirar a espinha ao peixe) Com jeito, retire
as espinhas pequeninas que ficam nas laterais. Lave as sardinhas e tempere-as
com sumo de limão, alho, sal e picante a gosto. (eu utilizo pimenta preta)
Deixe ficar algum tempo nesta marinada.
Quando chegar a hora de as fritar, passe as sardinhas
por ovo e farinha.
Acompanhe com um arroz de tomate ou similar, mas tente não esquecer
acompanhar também com uma boa salada.
Foto bay Mário Cerdeira
Fillets of sardines
The sardine in Angola is of a good quality
but it is not fat enough to bake, in addition it has a lot of spine. That is
why it is normal for their consumption to be made by the poor. In colonial
times it was much consumed by the white population in fillets.
Fresh sardines (as needed)
Flour (as needed)
Frying oil (as needed)
Salt (as needed)
Lemon juice (as needed)
Spicy to taste
Egg (as needed). (shacked)
Flour (as needed)
Frying oil (as needed)
Salt (as needed)
Lemon juice (as needed)
Spicy to taste
Egg (as needed). (shacked)
Begin by removing the heads and guts from
the sardines. Once cleaned, open well in half and remove the large spine from
the middle. (It is called "climbing" this act of removing the spine
from the fish). Remove the tiny spines that are on the sides. Wash the sardines
and season them with lemon juice, garlic, salt and spicy to taste. (I use black
pepper) Let stand some time in this marinade.
When the time comes to fry them, dip the
sardines in eggs and flour.
Accompany with a tomato rice or similar, but try not to forget to also accompany with a good salad.
Accompany with a tomato rice or similar, but try not to forget to also accompany with a good salad.
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