
Feijoada recipe
Feijoada is THE ultimate Brazilian national dish and definitely one of my favorites. Although younger than moqueca baiana, this dish tells a lot about the history of...2 min
Feijoada is THE ultimate Brazilian national dish and definitely one of my favorites. Although younger than moqueca baiana, this dish tells a lot about the history of...2 min
It is a seafood stew original from the native people of Brazil, slowly cooked on a clay-pot and made with some of the freshest ingredients...2 min
It’s a perfect cake for a morning or afternoon tea. So fluffy and light that you won’t be able to have just one slice. Actually,...1 min
We didn’t get off to the greatest of starts, Portuguese and I! I did my best to avoid studying the language for a really long...4 min
Ingredients 500 grams of cleaned medium shrimp 1 onion, chopped 4 tablespoons butter Salt to taste 1/2 cup tomato puree Salt to taste 2 tablespoons...1 min
The best way to learn Portuguese is to go to Brazil and be immersed in it. There are two ways of doing this. An internet...4 min
The telegram channels of Rio de Janeiro publish daily reports of shootings in the favelas, the famous Brazilian slums where two million people live. How...5 min
Once I was getting ready for a weekend in Sao Paulo, all day I was doing some pre-trip business, and when there was only a...5 min
Every year, while residents of Rio de Janeiro and tourists from all over the world admire the brilliant, colorful show – Carnival, the inhabitants of...2 min
Every Sunday in the Ipanema area there is a traditional hippie fair, a Brazilian flea market. The fair, aka Feira Hippie de Ipanema, was founded...1 min
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