Food of Brazil
18 traditional dishes Β· South America
Feijoada
Hearty black-bean and pork stew, Brazil's national feast.
π Rio de Janeiro
Picanha
Prized rump cap grilled on skewers at the churrasco.
π Nationwide
BobΓ³ de CamarΓ£o
Shrimp in a creamy cassava and coconut purΓ©e.
π Bahia
Moqueca
Fragrant fish stew with coconut milk and palm oil.
π Bahia
PΓ£o de Queijo
Chewy, cheesy tapioca-flour rolls β naturally gluten-free.
π Minas Gerais
Quibebe
Rooted in Brazil, Quibebe is a vegetable soup enjoyed for generations.
AΓ§aΓ na Tigela
Frozen aΓ§aΓ purΓ©e topped with granola and banana.
π ParΓ‘, Rio
AcarajΓ©
Black-eyed pea fritter fried in palm oil, split and stuffed.
π Bahia
Brigadeiro
Fudgy chocolate truffles rolled in sprinkles.
π Nationwide
Coxinha
Teardrop-shaped fried dough filled with shredded chicken.
π SΓ£o Paulo
Pastel
Crisp deep-fried pastry pockets with savoury fillings.
π Nationwide
VatapΓ‘
Creamy bread, shrimp and coconut purΓ©e from Bahia.
π Bahia
Quindim
Glossy yellow coconut-and-egg-yolk custard.
π Nationwide
Tapioca
Cassava-starch crepe folded over sweet or savoury fillings.
π Northeast Brazil
Farofa
Toasted cassava flour, the crunchy side at every meal.
π Nationwide
Tambaqui na Brasa
Rooted in Brazil, Tambaqui na Brasa is a fish dish enjoyed for generations.
Tareco
Hailing from Brazil, Tareco is a much-loved cookie.
Pato no Tucupi
Pato no Tucupi is a beloved stew, traditional to Brazil.