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APPETIZER
8. Bolinho de Bacalhau
Bolinho de Bacalhau literally means ‘little cod ball’, and is a traditional Portuguese recipe deeply rooted in Brazil. These delectable fishy snacks are
crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The pieces of salted cod are firstly boiled before they are deep-fried. It is a very popular appetizer and is
also great as a main dish served with rice and vegetables.
3. Bruschetta
An antipasto dish, bruschetta has grilled bread topped with veggies, rubbed garlic and tomato
mix. A country bread sliced and topped with different toppings - the evergreen tomato-basil
and an inventive mushroom-garlic. The classic Italian starter!
MAINS
1. Feijoada
The most famous of all Brazilian dishes, Feijoada is eaten in every corner of the country. This rich, hearty stew consists of black beans cooked with
different cuts of pork, supplemented with tomatoes, cabbage, and carrots to round out the flavor. Traditionally, it’s made with slow-cooked offal such as
trotters and ears. Brazil’s national dish is served with fried kale mixed with bacon bits, rice, farofa (toasted cassava flour), and a slice of orange.
10. Picanha
Barbecued meat is a Brazilian specialty. Picanha, a triangular cut of beef that comes from the rump cap muscle, is the most popular cut and it is
seasoned with only salt before it’s cooked to perfection. The steaks are often bent in a horseshoe shape, skewered, and cooked over an open fire at the
country’s churrascarias (restaurants that serve meat on huge sword-like skewers grilled over a wood fire). The thick layer of fat is charred and the
tender, pink, smokey middle falls apart in your mouth. Picanha is one of the highlights you’ll find at a Brazilian barbecue.
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