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This Is My Advice to People: Learn How to Cook, Try New Recipes, Learn from Your Mistakes, Be Fearless, and Above All Have Fun. “This is my advice to people: Learn how to cook, try new recipes, learn from your mistakes, be fearless, and above all have fun." - Julia Child Our Mission Axxiome delivers solutions to the financial services industry, driving business and technology change through proven global expertise. Contents Axxiome Argentina Empanadas Criollas............................................................................................................................1 Asado..................................................................................................................................3 Chimichurri Sauce...............................................................................................................................5 Caramel Custard with Dulce de Leche..................................................................................................7 Axxiome Brazil Aipim Frito...........................................................................................................................................9 Feijoada.............................................................................................................................11 Quindim.................................................................................................................13 Axxiome Canada Québécois-Style Pea Soup...............................................................................................................15 Pork Chops with Maple Dijon Cream Sauce......................................................................................17 Canadian Baked Beans....................................................................................................................19 Blueberry Grunt.................................................................................................................................21 Axxiome Colombia Patacones..............................................................................................................................23 Hogao.......................................................................................................................................25 Rice with Coconut and Shrimp..........................................................................................................27 Cocadas...........................................................................................................................................29 Axxiome Germany Potato Soup......................................................................................................................................31 Jägerschnitzel.............................................................................................................................33 Cheese Spätzle.................................................................................................................................35 Apfelstrudel.......................................................................................................................................37 Axxiome Italy Mozzarelline Fritte.............................................................................................................................39 Osso Buco .......................................................................................................................................41 Tiramisu...........................................................................................................................................43 Axxiome Mexico Guacamole.................................................................................................................................45 Chicken Mole....................................................................................................................................47 Mexican Rice.....................................................................................................................................49 Churros..........................................................................................................................................51 Axxiome Netherlands Haringsalade...................................................................................................................................53 Hete Bliksem.....................................................................................................................................55 Nonnevotten....................................................................................................................................57 Contents Axxiome Poland Żurek.............................................................................................................................................59 Rolady..............................................................................................................................................61 Kluski Śląskie....................................................................................................................................63 Modra Kapusta..................................................................................................................................65 Makowiec.........................................................................................................................................67 Axxiome Russia Shchi..............................................................................................................................69 Pelmeni........................................................................................................................................71 Napoleon Cake.................................................................................................................................73 Axxiome Singapore Siu Mai Dumplings............................................................................................................................75 Prawn Mee........................................................................................................................................77 Strawberry Jelly Cheesecake............................................................................................................79 Axxiome Switzerland Appenzeller Cheese Soup................................................................................................................81 Zürcher Geschnetzeltes....................................................................................................................83 Rösti...................................................................................................................................85 Chocolate Mousse............................................................................................................................87 Axxiome UK Breaded Scampi...............................................................................................................................89 Steak & Ale Pie..................................................................................................................................91 Bread & Butter Pudding....................................................................................................................95 Axxiome Uruguay Tortilla Española................................................................................................................................97 Chivito Sandwich...............................................................................................................................99 Crepes with Dulce de Leche.............................................................................................................101 Axxiome USA Cobb Salad......................................................................................................................................103 Chicago Deep-Dish Style Pizza........................................................................................................105 Key Lime Pie...................................................................................................................................109 * All recipes are based on 4 servings Axxiome Argentina Empanadas Criollas Ingredients: Filling (Ham & Cheese): Filling (Vegetarian): Dough: ½ lb ham 1 cup cooked spinach 2 lbs white flour ½ lb mozzarella cheese 1 egg 1 egg 1 tbsp grated cheese 1 tbsp grated cheese Salt to taste 1 egg Salt and pepper to taste Water ½ cup white sauce ½ lb butter Preparation: Filling: Mix ingredients for preferred filling and set aside. Dough: Combine flour and salt in a bowl. Mix the butter with the egg and water until reasonably well combined. Turn out on a floured surface and knead until smooth. Leave 15 minutes to rest, covered with a moist cloth. Roll the dough until it is 3 mm thick. Cut circles approximately 6 inches in diameter. Assembly: Place a portion of filling in the center of each circle of dough. Lightly brush the edges with water and fold the dough over the filling. Crimp the edges securely by pressing them with a fork, or make overlapped small folds along the edges, as a sort of seam called “repulgue”. Make sure it remains securely closed. Baked: Preheat the oven to 375°F (180°C). Arrange the empanadas on a buttered cookie sheet. Brush the tops lightly with egg yolk or butter and bake until light brown. (approx. 15 minutes) Fried: Heat enough oil to cover the empanadas in a saucepan over high heat. When very hot, sink the empanadas until light brown. (approx. 5 minutes) Verify the temperature of oil. It must be very hot. Throw a
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