Articles related to "Feijoada"

Ethnic cooking in Brazil ranges from the national favourite feijoada to hot and spicy caruru.

Brazil is known for great food and is a true "foodie" destination! Here are some traditional favorites from the northeast, home to the descendants of African slaves:

Brazil is known for good food and is a true "foodie" destination. Here are some traditional favorites from the southeast, home to Brazil's immigrant communities:

A new pie idea from a New Zealand chef working in Brazil. Take the national dish, Feijoada, and serve it as a puff pastry pie.

Brazilian food and drink is some of the most diverse in the world, thanks to large immigrant groups from several continents that have made their way there.

Hotel Salto das Nuvens is a family-oriented destination with three lodges. This beautiful getaway offers a splendid holiday along a river ideal for swimming and angling.

Some pasteis, a pao de queijo (or four) and a caipirinha to wash it all down. You'll be the South American exotic food talk of the town at your next get together!

What is feijao? How do you make it? What's it taste like? Here are all the answers regarding this Brazilian staple casserole.

From Bahia's African-inflected delights to the Southeast's feast of Feijoadas, Cajú offers diners in Toronto a unique way to experience Brazilian cuisine.

Many vacationers to Orlando stay in the International Drive area but food costs there can be high. Here are some places that will help you keep your budget under control.