Brazilian Feijão Tropeiro, Mule Drivers’ Beans with Bacon, Sausage and Greens
Feijão tropeiro is the hearty trail food of the tropeiros, the mule drivers who carried goods through Minas Gerais and down to the coast. Beans are tossed
Feijão tropeiro is the hearty trail food of the tropeiros, the mule drivers who carried goods through Minas Gerais and down to the coast. Beans are tossed
Porco à pururuca is pork with skin so crisp it shatters, a showpiece of festive meals in Minas Gerais and the interior of São Paulo. The secret is drying t
Costelinha de porco, little pork ribs, are a favorite of Brazilian botecos and weekend lunches. Marinated in lime, garlic and paprika and roasted until sti
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Lombo assado is the juicy roast pork loin that graces Brazilian tables at Christmas and New Year’s. It is marinated overnight in vinha d’alhos, a Portugues
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Pudim de leite is Brazil’s beloved caramel flan, dense and creamy, baked in a ring mold and turned out under a pool of caramel sauce. It is the star of Sun
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