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Rio de Janeiro: 9-Recipe Boozy Brazilian Cooking Class
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Picadinho carioca is beef cut into small pieces and stewed with tomato, served with rice, farofa and an egg; Casa Porto in Saúde lists it as a plate of the day.
Where to eat it: 1 restaurant across 1 city.
Two accounts place the picadinho's rise in the Rio night. One says it fed artists and journalists in the all-night restaurants of Lapa. The other, from Ruy Castro's book A noite do meu bem (2015), says the Austrian Max von Stuckart put it on the menu of the Meia-Noite nightclub near the Copacabana Palace, where the French chef Paul Ruffin used filet mignon tips, butter, tomato and herbs, served with rice, watercress, farinha and a poached egg. Sources date this to the 1940s or the 1950s.
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Common allergens: Eggs
Tip from the editors. Cut the beef by hand into even cubes rather than mincing it, so the pieces stay distinct and juicy in the sauce.
Casa Porto serves petiscos and a daily plate on the second floor of a sobrado at Largo da Prainha in Saúde, Rio de Janeiro, with shelves of books.
Why locals goIt sits on the upper floor of a sobrado at Largo da Prainha, laid out like a living room with bookshelves and framed pictures on yellow walls.
TipPetiscos lead the menu, such as the sliced onion beef and the jiló chips; the daily plates include a picadinho carioca.
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