Simple Brazilian side dish.
Read MoreOkra cooked until just charred and still crunchy with perfectly spicy chilies and tart lime.
Read MoreRecipes for the Brazil GP 2021: Brazilian Coconut Chickpea Stew, Vinaigrette Salsa, and Mushroom Coxinha
Read MoreCoxinha are a popular street food snack in Brazil, this is a vegetarian twist with a savory mushroom filling, fried to perfection.
Read MoreSuper simple chopped salad that can be served as a topping for chicken, steak, or pork, or as a great side salad for any Brazilian meal.
Read MoreThis is a super simple recipe that is a variation of a Brazilian Fish Stew (Moqueca Baiana) made with coconut milk, paprika, and cumin. It is creamy and rich and reminiscent of a curry, but much simpler to make.
Read MoreAccording to the author of this recipe, this soup is referred to as a Black Bean Pick-Me-Up, he explains that little shots of soup are often served at Brazilian bars to accompany your drink, and they go surprisingly well with cold beer and cocktails.
Read MoreThis meal had so many flavors, textures, different tasty elements, it was hard to pick a favorite. I think if I was pressed to choose though, it would be the Hearts of Palm Salad
Read MoreWe first had these on a beach in Hawaii from a Brazilian food truck in Haliewa. It is hard to beat that experience, but knowing we can make them in our own kitchen is getting pretty close.
Read MoreI love a good creamy cocktail. Coconut milk adds just enough creaminess and tropical flavor to work well with the serious kick of cachaça and lime. Try these! You won’t regret it.
Read MoreWe went all out for a Brazilian feast. All the recipes come from ‘The Food and Cooking fo Brazil’ by Fernando Farah. A gift from our tenant and Brazilian friend Luis before he moved back home last year.
Read MoreEven on Oahu with the beach 15 feet from our Airbnb and the sunset streaming pink through the windows we managed to watch the Brazilian race.
Read MoreThe Brazilian Grand Prix this year was a special one. We have a Brazilian tenant and friend, Luiz. He has shared some of his favorite recipes with us and he cooked up a feast for the Brazilian GP.
Read MoreBrigadeiros are apparently the treat of choice in Brazil. No birthday party, wedding, or special event is complete without a selection of brigadeiros. My favorite kind are actually the coconut infused Beijinho de Cocos.
Read MoreCaipirinhas are a tart, punchy drink made with cachaca, limes, and a little sparkle. Perfect for hot days and are most at home on a beach somewhere.
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