Baku Kitchen! An independent reference of traditional food

Brazil

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  • Mate gelado

    Iced roasted yerba mate tea, sold on beaches from metal canisters. Ready in 10 minutes prep and 10 minutes cooking.…

  • Paçoca

    Crumbly bar of ground peanuts and sugar, eaten at the June festivals. Ready in 20 min prep and 10 min…

  • Pamonha

    Fresh corn paste steamed in husks, sweet or savory. Ready in 1 hr prep and 1 hr cooking. About 12…

  • Pastel

    Crackly fried pastry envelopes of cheese or beef, with sugarcane juice. Ready in 40 min prep and 25 min cooking.…

  • Pé de moleque

    Brittle of peanuts set in melted rapadura or sugar. Ready in 15 min prep and 20 min cooking. About 24…

  • Pato no tucupi

    Duck simmered in tucupi broth with mouth-numbing jambu leaves. Ready in 40 min prep and 3 hr cooking. 6 servings.…

  • Picanha

    Rump cap grilled with the fat cap on, sliced thick at churrascarias. Ready in 15 min prep and 30 min…

  • Pirarucu

    Giant Amazon fish, salted and dried or grilled fresh with cassava. Ready in 30 min prep and 40 min cooking.…

  • Puba

    Cassava soaked for days until sour, then pressed into a dough. A fermented & pickled recipe from Brazil.

  • Queijo Coalho

    Squeaky rennet cheese grilled on a stick and sold on the beach. A cheese & dairy recipe from Brazil.