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
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Feijoada recipe
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Moqueca Baiana – a Seafood Stew
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Coconut polenta cake
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Shrimp stroganoff recipe
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Study Portuguese in Brazil
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Living in a favela – Brazil
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The story about Jonathan
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The Paraty mud carnival in Brazil
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Authentic Hippie Fair in Ipanema
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Living in a favela in Rio de Janeiro
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Moqueca Baiana – a Seafood Stew
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
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Coconut polenta cake
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
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TRYING TO UNDERSTAND…BRAZILIAN THEATRE!
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
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Shrimp stroganoff recipe
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
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Study Portuguese in Brazil
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
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Living in a favela – Brazil
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
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The story about Jonathan
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
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The Paraty mud carnival in Brazil
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
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Authentic Hippie Fair in Ipanema
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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