Tacacá
Brazil · Latin America

Tacacá combines tucupi cassava broth, tapioca starch, jambu and dried shrimp in a serving bowl. The ministry’s recipe seasons prepared tucupi with garlic, chicória-do-Pará and pimentas-de-cheiro. The jambu and salted dried shrimp are boiled separately and drained.[1]
Tapioca starch is first dissolved in cold water, then stirred into boiling water until thick and translucent. A little hot tucupi goes into a cuia or bowl, followed by the starch mixture, jambu leaves and shrimp. More tucupi completes the bowl.[1]
References
Sources checked:
- Aprenda como fazer o tradicional Tacacá — Ministério da Pesca e Aquicultura
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