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This crunchy fried chicken recipe with a Brazilian twist is perfect food for friends. Juicy chicken pieces, coated in crunchy potato, finished with spicy chilli mayo – what's not to like?!
Brazilian Fish Stew (Moqueca Baiana) is a Brazilian dish prepared from its core ingredients in a straightforward, home-style way. Serve it fresh and hot where appropriate.
From the velvety smoothness of the Brigadeiro sweet bites to the crispy perfection of Brazilian rain cakes known as Bolinhos de Chuva, every bite tells a story about Brazil's rich gastronomic heritage. If you’re looking for inspiration for your next party desserts, here are some unique desserts that you may want to give a try.
Brazil's national cocktail built in the glass: lime wedges muddled with Demerara sugar so the oils and juice mingle, then cachaça poured over a full glass of crushed ice.
Classic Brazilian Brigadeiro is a Brazilian dessert built around butter. It takes 1 h 8 min in total and serves 12. It pairs well with coffee and vanilla ice cream.
Feijoada is a traditional Brazilian stew, often considered the country's national dish. It's a hearty and flavorful dish that typically includes black beans cooked with pork, bacon and sausage.
Brazilian black beans pressure-cooked with bacon, pork shoulder, beef short ribs and smoked sausage, seasoned with bay leaves and finished with parsley.
Pão de Queijo (Brazilian Cheese Bread) is a Brazilian side centred on egg. It combines tapioca flour, milk, oil for a straightforward, balanced result.