What is Brazillian cuisine like?

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>>74466074

>>74466163
Ewww

Wonder how that tastes

>>74466296
For a brazilian it is cannibalism.

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>>74466074
delicious

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I fucking love Pão de queijo although they stole it from Paraguay

>>74466163
this guy is angolan for fuck sake

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>>74469504
Stop inventing excuses and disinformation to improve Brazil's image or to save face. Bettynho Zirigdum is from Rio De Janeiro, Brasil.

>>74469504
SOPA

>>74469779
Of course he would be carioca. Of course.

Does Brazillian cuisine have a lot of spices?

Açai = BEST FOOD IN THE WORLD

Guarana Antarctica = BEST SODA IN THE WORLD

Coxinha = BEST SNACK IN THE WORLD

>>74470016
It have a lot of monkeys

>>74470037
Sopa de macaco = UMA DELICIA

>>74470158
CHICANO = MATATE YA

UMA DELIÇA

>>74466163
Why do you have to be so fucking autistic? It's always you, the same guy posting this shit 24/7 . I bet you are the same retarded who keeps saying that Argentina is amerindian.
Consider heavily psychological treatment, or otherwise consider suicide.

>>74470048
This looks very nice desu. Do you have any restaurant recommendations in Rio, SP or The South?

Brazillian steakhouses are popular in the US (fogo de chao, etc)

Are they common in Brazil?

>>74470017
This is it, the quintessential brazilian meal.

Except for the lack of fried egg and farofa...

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>>74470262
uma delicia...

>>74470319
Moqueca is mainly typical from Bahia and Espírito Santo states. Even there are a difference between moquecas did in these states. In Bahia, it's used coconut milk for moqueca cooking, but doesn't in Espírito Santo.

>>74470331
Yes, but they're for posh upper class people.

>>74470370
I know it comes from Bahia, but I'm only travelling to the South and South East. I know you can try it in Rio.

>>74466163
Any BR anons ever try this?

Fucking cheese in excessive quantities on top of everything. THe cousin is mostly rich and gros

>>74470425
You can find some specialized restaurants in São Paulo who offer moqueca, but in southern states, I dunno

>>74470428
Man this one is so great. Brazilian cuisine is really GOAT in South America.

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>>74470449

>>74470457
Qual è seu cidade?

>>74470491
Jesus christ
I was in Praia Da Pipa and went to the nr. 1 restaurant on Tripadvisor.
It was just gooey and cheesy. Absolutely horrible.
The best food was the european/asian inspired cousine

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>>74470262

>>74470506
Aracaju, Sergipe

At least Brazil has its own cuisine and doesn't rip off European cuisines and pawn it off as its own

>>74470543
>dislikes cheese

What the fuck is wrong with you.

>>74470331
Very common, at least in the southeast and south. Most of them are all-you-can-eat, there's a buffet with salads/side dishes/desserts and the servers go around offering various cuts of meat.

Are the brazilian steakhouses in the USA good?

>>74470146
Ainda hoje comi disso. Muito bom.

>>74470285
Adoro estes, também.

>>74470331
Here too. We have tons of Rodízios and a lot of Brazilian menus in otherwise Portuguese-themed restaurants.

Which is freaking odd, because we have no Spanish dishes anywhere. I guess culinary, being a home-reminding thing, follows family closer than geography.

Brazilian Food is honestly great.

>>74470603
They're good but just a bit pricey. I live in California though and we honestly don't have that many Brazilians

>>74470597
That's actually ours, but I hear they are fairly popular in Brazil. They are the thinking man's snack, desu.

I would think more stuff there would be influenced by Italy

>>74470859
Yeah, these days people only eat pizza.

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>>74470859
There is polenta.

>>74470843
What consistency does this have when you drink it? It seemed creamy when I saw it but I'm not sure.

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>>74470859
not sure if this one is italian or german influenced

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>>74470921
Torresmo

>>74470983
It's German.

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>>74470859

>>74470859
It seems to me that Brazilian food's biggest draw is Portuguese (as you'd expect), but it largely became a thing of it's own - a lot more than American did, since you guys mostly collected European recipes and modified them a bit.

It helps that Brazil's fauna/flora is a lot more plentiful than America's.

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>>74470859
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>>74470965
It's like tea. You drink it through a "bomba" that filters the particles.

>>74471134
That looks like gnocchi

>>74471157
it is, we call it "nhoque".

>>74466074
Everything they make is portuguese based

>>74471212
Some of it is African too. The slaves made their food with local stuff.

>>74471181
What is this?

>>74470859
Italian influence is mostly in São Paulo. Brazilian food is very regional.

>>74471254
>Some of it is African too. The slaves made their food with local stuff

like macacos?

>>74471305
Yes, Argentines.

>>74471305
Uma delicia...

>>74471305
MUERTO DE HAMBRE!

>>74471269
Beans, bacon and "flour".

>>74470017
>french fries
lmao meme dish

>>74470583

99% of "Brazilian cuisine" is rip off of some place

>>74471212
Hell no. Brazilian cuisine is a mix of literally everything. From the europeans and asians immigrants, from the portuguese settlers, from the natives, from the african slaves

>>74471344
>>74471368
>>74471377
uma delicia....

>>74470428
hows this different from bocadillo? lmao

>>74470285
I always see Brigidaeiros when Brazilian food is mentioned but what's inside them? Can it just be whatever or do they have to have something special?

>>74471388
>>74471415
What are these two?

>>74471454

This.

>>74471388
This thing is good. I made mine filled with shredded chicken breast, oregano, onions and cheese.

>>74471508
It's goiabada, a sweet did with guavas

Uma delícia...

>>74471454

Lol this. They will start to post exotic dishes nobody eats on daily basis

>>74471568
Where does Sopa De Macaco fall on that?

>>74471531
Sweet condensed milk with cocoa powder. Mix it in low heat until it's bubbling and no longer sticks to the bottom of the pan. Wait for it to cool (or don't and lose your tongue).

>>74471595

This is one example of dish no one eats on daily basis

>>74471595
It's a delicacy, only the most expensive bistros serve it.

>>74471531
The brigadeiro is made from condensed milk, cocoa powder, butter and chocolate sprinkles to cover the outside layer.

Empadão goiana is a savoury typical from Goiás. It's more or less like an english salty pie.

Canjica is did with smashed corn grains cooked with other things (milk, sugar, coconut milk,...) and seasoned with cinnamon powder

Sopa de macaco uma delicia

>>74471595
It's delicious.

>>74471652
Does it depend on the breed of monkey?

>>74471531
The first one is "Empadão Goiano", something like Big 'Goiano' Patty. Goiano is a gentlic from the state of Goiás. It's a pasta that which can stuff with a lot of meat and sauce.
The second one is "Canjica", a sweet made with corn, milk, butter, sugar, water, peanut, coconut milk and cinnamon.

>>74466074

Average poorfag eat this:

Breakfast:

Fruits, coffee, milk, bread and meat

Lunch:

Rice, beans, grains, paste, potatoes, meats or junk food

Dinner:

Mostly Italian food or junk food.

>>74471595
Don't fall for the memes m8, it's just one mental ill argentinian spaming the same shit. Literally nobody eat it. It only became a meme because it was too unusual to be true.

>>74471668

Why the hell would you add corn to milk and sugar? I bet it could be good but it doesn't sound good.

The Goias pie sounds good.

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>>74471768
>not eating sopa de macaco on a daily basis
>mfw

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Sagu.

>>74471818
It's tasteful, specially when seasoned with cinnamon

>>74471855
UMA

>>74471859

What the fuck is this?

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>>74471724

Looks like these

>>74471904
You never had it?
Where you're from?

It's a dessert, it's made with some grain (mandioca I don't know) and red wine.

>>74471754
True poorfags like me(average Brazilian). Eat beans and rice everyday and that's it. I eat pizza once a year.

>>74471790
Stop lying, this is directly stolen from Arabs.

>>74471904
>>74471942
http://www.tudogostoso.com.br/receita/134771-sagu-de-vinho.html

>>74471947
Yeah, but it's in our cuisine because of the arab immigrants... Hell, looks like I am talking to person from a country who wasn't built by immigrants...

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>>74471944

>I eat pizza once of year

Only because you want. This shit is less than 10 bucks

>>74471947
It's very popular here, not limited to Arab population.

>>74471754
Uma delicia

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>>74471993
I have to pay rent and bills. I only have money left for rice and beans.

>>74472058

So you have money to pay internet, but you don't have money to pay shitty pizza?

>>74466074
We don't hear about BR cuisine because the US doesn't get too many BR's

>>74471889
DELICIA..

>>74471979
>>74471999

This isn't really "Brazilian cuisine" like brigideiros or sopa de macaco though. Even Italian pizza, the real thing, is different from what we have here.

>>74472101
b-but we are already 1 million in the United States
Miami is already ours

>>74472101

Average American food doesn't look so foreign to me. You just eat too much junk food.

Brazilian cuisine to me is 70% meat, 20% dough and 10% grains.

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>>74472144
>sopa de macaco
I can't take you serious this way, anon...

>>74472194
IS Brazil more into bread or rice?

>>74472214

Both.

>>74472145
The cubans have held miami for decades.
You dont own shit

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>>74472214

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>>74472253
we are 130.000 in Miami, though.

>>74472214
macacos

>>74472338
Can confirm, I love argentinians

>>74466163
This is an angolan, retard.

Are many dishes inspired by natives, or is Brazilian cuisine of European and African descent?

>>74472398

see >>74471464

>>74472374
DAMAGE CONTROL
>>74469779

>>74472427
I know it's a mix but how much would you say is native inspired?

>>74472253
You have to account for the luso/spic ratio.

1 luso is worth 10 spics.

>>74472398
The chimarrão/mate is a native drink. Here in Brazil chimarrão/mate is associated with cultured white people because Brazilians are dumb as rocks and think everyone in South Brazil is a tall German.

>>74472454
Well it's hard to say, honestly. I would say we have a lot of everything, most of us don't notice the dishes origin, since we really have plenty of options.

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>>74472058

>mfw I'm a pure jew brazilian and can eat pizzas

How does it feel like to be dark skinned and poor, my favelito friend?

>>74472588
I'm rural worker from Rio Grande do Sul. I'm 100% white and much whiter than the average Brazilian, i get red under the sun.

>>74472338
>tfw i no longer hate argentina
Good job, Genaro.

what part of Brazil has the best cuisine?

>>74472786
Bahia and Minas Gerais

>>74472786
I'd assume Sao Paolo

>>74466074
anythings with beans is a brazilian dish

>>74472896
we aren't mexicans

>>74472786
State of Minas Gerais and State of Goiás.

Big dishes with a ton of different foods that don't mix together or should be in separate dishes like this:

>>74470017

>>74472896
So Feijoada Portuguesa is Feijoada Brasileira

>>74470017
What's with Latin Americans and French fries?

>>74473001
Potatos are originally from South America (more exactly from Andin region) and spaniards introduced them to Europe when colonization of SA has started.

>>74472786
São Paulo, but that's kinda cheating because you can find literally everything. For regional foods I'll say Minas Gerais and the south (Santa Catarina/ Rio Grande do Sul).

>>74470017
This is a very common dish in South America, except over here it doesn't have beans

>>74470202
Gringo, mata-se.
Falamos português e não espanhol, caralho.

>>74470037
This. Açaí is really underrated even here

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>>74470146

>>74473927
hum, NO lol. Açai is by far the MOST overrated food here. Btw I live in Brasília

>>74474061
We don't eat it much down here in rio, I feel

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>>74466074
When I lived there, feijoada was literal heaven.
Or just the black beans we got at the campus cafeteria (my parents were university teachers), to this day I cannot find black beans that tasted like that. It was amazing.
Oh and getting corn ice cream at the exit was cool too. So fucking great.

>>74466163
Seriously. That shit is shocking even for us Brazilians. Our cuisine is Feijoada and Churrasco not that.

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>>74474148
Oh and brigadeiros. Fucking goddamn, if I had stayed in Brazil I would be even fatter than I am now.

>>74474174
to be quite honest I don't think anything short of gore can shock me anymore after regularly coming to this place for so long

>>74474107
There are açai kiosks in almost every blocks in the city. I mean, it's not a bad food/drink, but it surely is overrated than it really is.

>>74474174
>Feijoada

Portuguese cuisine.

>Churrasco

Homosapiens cuisine.

>>74470331
Fogo de Chão is expensive as fuck, especially for brazillian standards