Brazilian cuisine is known for their steakhouses, called churrascaria, where meat is cooked in the churrasco style and served from large skewers directly onto the diner’s plate. ... Read full article
What are coxinhas?
Coxinha (a.k.a. “coxinha de frango” co-SHEEN-ya dee FRAHN-goo, or “coxinha de galinha” co-SHEEN-ya dee ga-LEEN-ya) is a popular Brazilian street food which is a boneless teardrop-shaped croquette containing chicken meat. ... Read full article
Brazil’s social customs, history, availability of food ingredients and staples have determined the Brazilian dinner foods as well as other meals. These represent both the current food habits and the history associated with the country. ... Read full article
Food, for some people, is not only for the body but for the soul and for some, it is a passion. Good food quenches the hunger of the stomach and the spirit. When visiting a new place it is as much as trying out new cuisines and dishes... Read full article
"Barbecue Nation," a new exhibit at the Atlanta History Center, takes a deep dive into the history and culture of the South's most-loved food. But barbecue, like the South and the rest of the United States, is increasingly global. ... Read full article
Brazil really does have it all. Larger cities like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro boast unique culture, personality and nightlife, and the thousands of miles of coastline, epic countryside and hearty cuisine will have you in raptures. ... Read full article
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