#CookBrazil Feast with Tilda Limited Edition Brazilian Samba Rice

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Talk about a foodie dream team! London based Brazilian food blogger Rosana McPhee and 2010 MasterChef winner Dhruv Baker collaborated last night on a Brazil themed feast hosted by supper club extraordinaire Luiz Hara and in celebration of the launch of Tilda brand’s Limited Edition Brazilian Samba Rice.

Whew, that was a mouthful … and a delicious one too as this lucky duck got a spot on the guest list for this especially topical event.

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So is Tilda jumping on the 2014 World Cup bandwagon with the limited edition “Samba Rice”? To be sure, but can ya blame ’em? As was confirmed with Rosana and Dhruv’s cooking, Brazilian food means big flavour.

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Highlights from the dinner included picanha with pimenta de bico, manteiga de garrafa (rump cap of beef roasted under a blanket of rock salt and served with Brazilian chilli pepper and drizzled with Brazilian clarified butter and roasted garlic); bolinho de arroz (rice fritters made with a mix of dried shrimp, white fish and chicken served with lime and saffron mayonnaise); and caju sorbet (cashew fruit sorbet). But that’s just a thinly sliced recollection of all the treats brought to the graciously set table last night.

And, of course, there was a hearty bowl of Brazilian national dish feijoada – black bean stew with Portuguese sausage, smoked ribs, bacon and more meat along with shredded greens, orange, and toasted cassava flour with Tilda’s new Samba Rice. What a savoury and filling dish!

Tilda Limited Edition Samba Rice

About Tilda Brazilian Samba Rice

Created by blending a combination of red and green chillies, lime and tempero baiano herb and spice mix with Tilda’s classic Basmati grains, the new Limited Edition Brazilian Samba Rice is “perfect for adding warmth to everything from a quick lunch to celebratory summer gatherings with friends and family.” The 250g pouches are already partly steamed for convenience and can cook in the microwave for two minutes, or added straight to a wok with a little oil to cook in under five minutes. Brazilian Samba Rice is available at Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda, Waitrose, Ocado and selected Morrisons and independent stores with an RRP of £1.59.

Find out more at tilda.com.

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4 Responses to #CookBrazil Feast with Tilda Limited Edition Brazilian Samba Rice

  1. Lovely blog post about a great night!

  2. Fede says:

    Yes it was a great evening and lovely to meet you as well!

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