Question

5 A foreign student in Canada sent the recipe below to a blog of the University of Victoria, in
Canada. Read it quickly. Where is the dish from? Answer in
your notebook.
VICZUCO/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM
Bolinhos de Chuva
(Brazilian "Raindrop"
Doughnuts) ~ Jean
Ingredients:
Method continued:
2 cups flour
4 Stir in the eggs and % cup buttermilk with a
3 tablespoons sugar
wooden spoon. Add more buttermilk, slowly,
until mixture has the consistency of a very
1/2 teaspoon salt
thick cake batter. Stir in the baking powder.
2 eggs
Using 2 teaspoons [...], scoop a generous
1/2-1 cup buttermilk
1 tablespoon baking powder 6
teaspoon of batter and carefully drop it
into the oil, using the second spoon to help
1/2 cup sugar
scrape the dough off of the first one. [-]
1 tablespoon cinnamon
7 Cook the doughnuts, turning occasionally,
Vegetable oil for frying
until golden brown on all sides. Remove
Method:
doughnuts from the oil with a slotted spoon,
In a deep fryer or skillet, heat
and drain briefly on paper towels.
several inches of vegetable oil to 360
degrees (F)
Roll the doughnuts in the cinnamon sugar
while still hot.
In a small bowl, stir the cinnamon
into the cup sugar and set aside.
Cook the rest of the doughnuts in batches.
Mix the flour, salt and 3 tablespoons
sugar in a bowl.
3
This recipe reminds me of my late grandmother. It's a Brazilian dessert that we call “bolinhos
de chuva” (raindrop doughnuts). It is a classic grandmother recipe that she always made by
memory-without a recipe. It is a doughnut dough that is fried and mixed with cinnamon and
sugar. One time I tried adding banana and chocolate chips into it. Deliriousl Friul

Answer 1

Resposta:

A sobremesa é do Brasil (The dish is from Brazil)

Explicação:

Já logo no início ele diz "Bolinhos de Chuva (Brazilian "Raindrop" Doughnuts)", destacando a palavra "Brazilian", que significa brasileiro (a).

Além disso, após a receita (mais próximo do final), o autor confirma de onde é a sobremesa em "It's a Brazilian dessert that we call 'bolinhos de chuva'", que, traduzindo, significa "É uma sobremesa brasileira que chamamos de 'bolinhos de chuva'".

Espero ter te ajudado :)