Rabada
This rabada recipe slow-cooks oxtail in a tomato broth with onion, carrot and garlic until the meat falls off the bone, then finishes it with fresh watercress (agrião). One serving is about 370 g. It is Brazil's oxtail stew — a tomato broth, not a wine braise — served with white rice, beans and farofa. That tomato broth and those sides are what set it apart from Spain's rabo de toro, which is braised in red wine and sherry and served with fries.
Rich & Comforting
Oxtail slow-cooked in a tomato broth until it falls off the bone, finished with watercress — Brazil's beloved Sunday stew.
White rice, black beans, farofa and a cold beer