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Angu Mineiro
Also known as: Mineira Angu
Receitas Nestlé’s angu mineiro cooks fubá with water and MAGGI Fondor into a creamy porridge. Longer cooking makes it firmer, and the recipe serves it hot.
About Angu Mineiro
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Receitas Nestlé’s angu mineiro is a creamy fubá porridge seasoned with MAGGI Fondor. This particular recipe uses only fubá, water and the named seasoning.
The fubá is first dissolved in some of the water while the saucepan is off the heat. A wire whisk mixes it thoroughly before cooking begins.
The rest of the water is added, then the pan goes over low heat. Continuous stirring keeps the mixture moving as the fubá cooks.
MAGGI Fondor seasons the porridge during cooking. The recipe lets the cook choose the final texture: the longer it cooks, the firmer it becomes.
The finished angu is served hot. Nestlé describes this version as creamy, with the stirring and cooking time determining how firm the porridge becomes.
Ingredients in Angu Mineiro
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