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      • Fournier insists that the beef for alcatra must come from grass-fed cows – standard on Terceira – and that at least one of the cuts should have a bone, both factors that contribute to the taste of the dish. He adds, "An old cow is better for alcatra. It takes longer to cook, which means it has a better flavour in the end."
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  2. Terceira-Style Alcatra: A traditional dish from the Azores. Learn what it consists of, how it is made, and how to prepare it. Includes a complete recipe and step-by-step video.

  3. May 19, 2024 · Fournier insists that the beef for alcatra must come from grass-fed cows – standard on Terceira – and that at least one of the cuts should have a bone, both factors that contribute to the ...

  4. However, the dish made by the farmers with the parts of the animal that had bones became very well known and much tastier than it became the main recipe of the famous “Alcatra” in the Terceira island style. “Alcatra” is a typical dish of roasted beef in a clay bowl.

  5. Oct 6, 2014 · Alcatra is not only restricted to meat, they can also be prepared with chicken, fish, rabbit, goat, beans and even octopus. Traditionally is was simply served with sweet bread (massa sovada), but there is no harm in serving it with some rice or potatoes.

  6. This is a traditional dish from Terceira, an Island in the Azores. It's made with red wine, it's rich and full of flavour. Your house will smell amazing!

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  7. Feb 4, 2020 · Traditional authentic Portuguese Alcatra is cooked in a ceramic deep pot that is called alguidar de barro but you can definitely use a deep stock pot or slow cooker (crock pot) to prepare this tender authentic juicy beef stew.

  8. May 28, 2024 · The classic version from Terceira island uses beef rump, red wine, garlic, onions, and traditional spices like allspice and bay leaves. Sometimes includes chunks of chouriço (Portuguese sausage) for added flavor.

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