Brazil is hosting the Olympics this year, which start at the beginning of August, so I thought I would put together a compilation of delicious and authentic Brazilian recipes for you.
You know, in case you wanna eat like an Olympian…Ā ?
Most of the recipes below are mine, but since there are a bunch of classics that I don’t yet have in my collection, I went ahead and found some equally amazing Brazilian recipes from blogger friends so I could at least cover the basics. Believe me, not even a collection of 100 Brazilian dishes would cover all my love for this cuisine.
I am definitely biased, but Brazilian cuisine is the best cuisine in the world. So, even if you’re not into sports, I highly recommend you make some of these. I promise you won’t regret it!
1) PĆ£o de Queijo (Brazilian Cheese Bread)
Get the recipe here.
2) Feijoada (Black Bean and Pork Stew)
Get the recipe at Ricardo Cuisine.
3) Vinagrete (Brazilian Vinaigrette Salsa)
Get the recipe here.
4) Brazilian Style Rice
Get the recipe here.
5) Brazilian Style Beans
Get the recipe here.
6) FeijĆ£o Tropeiro (Tropeiro Beans)
Get the recipe here.
7) Moqueca Baiana (Brazilian Fish Stew)
Get the recipe at RecipeTin Eats.
8) CamarĆ£o no Leite de Coco (One Pot Shrimp in Coconut Sauce)
Get the recipe at From Brazil To You.
9) AcarajƩ (Black-Eyed Peas Fritters)
Get the recipe at The Amazing Flavors of Brazil.
10) Frango a Passarinho (Brazilian Chicken Wings)
Get the recipe here.
11) Pastel de Queijo (Brazilian Fried Pastry with Cheese)
Get the recipe at Mani.
12) Coxinha (Brazilian Chicken Croquette)
Get the recipe here.
13) EmpadĆ£o (Brazilian Chicken Pie)
Get the recipe here.
14) RequeijĆ£o (Brazilian Cream Cheese)
Get the recipe here.
15) Limonada SuĆƧa (Brazilian Lemonade)
Get the recipe here.
16) Caipirinha
Get the recipe at Primavera Kitchen.
17) Red Currant Caipirinha
Get the recipe here.
18) Brigadeiro (Brazilian Chocolate Fudge Balls)
Get the recipe here.
19) Brigadeiro Ice Cream
Get the recipe here.
20) Beijinho (Brazilian Coconut Fudge Balls)
Get the recipe at From Brazil To You.
21) Quindim
Check out the recipe at Great British Chefs.
22) Mousse de MaracujĆ” (Passion Fruit Mousse)
Get the recipe here.
23) Sorvete de MaracujĆ” Cremoso (Passion Fruit Ice Cream)
Get the recipe here.
24) Pudim de Leite (Brazilian Flan)
Get the recipe here.
25) Torta Holandesa (Chocolate Covered Cream Pie)
Get the recipe here.
26) Bolo de Coco (Coconut Cake)
Get the recipe here.
27) Creme de Papaya (Papaya Cream)
Get the recipe at SOS Cuisine.
28) Creme de Manga (Mango Cream)
Get the recipe here.
29) Sonho (Brazilian Cream Doughnuts)
Get the recipe here.
30) PavĆŖ (Brazilian Layered Dessert)
Get the recipe here.
Phew! And that’s it for today, folks.
i hope you guys enjoyed these Brazilian recipes. Now get cooking!Ā ?
I love Brazilian foods, and there were some recipes in this roundup that I’d actually never seen before and cannot wait to try!! Great compilation!
I love the sound of these recipes. Especially the coconut fudge balls, which combine two of my favorite treats!
Those are called “beijinhos”, which means “little kisses”. :) Cute, isn’t it?
This is great! I never eat at Brazilian restaurants because the ones here are usually super meat-heavy, but some of these look delicious! I love fish stew!
Oh, if you eat fish you would be just fine in Brazil. There are many authentic fish dishes! Vegan cuisine is somehow new, but even vegans can survive there. :)
Gorgeous pics and amazing collection of recipes. Bookmarked !
We had a Brazilian exchange student in 2005/06, and we did a Brazilian feast for his going away party… We had many of these wonderful dishes including fejoada and caipirinhas. I have to agree with your assessment – the cuisine is so flavorful! I need to make some these soon!
What an amazing collection of recipes! I see so many things I’d like to make. The chicken wings might have to happen when I have friends over this weekend!
Hi, Olivia!
Thank you for featuring 2 of my recipes here. What an amazing round-up — it transported me back to Brazil. Wishing you a delicious weekend!
You’re very welcome, dear! I’m so glad I stumbled upon your blog recently. I love your recipes! :)
I have been looking for a Quindim recipe to make for my husband. Thanks for sharing this one. It is the first I have read that takes as long to prepare, but should be worth it when I have the time.
I am brazilian and I eat many of these foods when I visit my Grandma.
this stuff looks so good what resteraunters are these frm
Some recipes are from my blog and others are from other food bloggers! :)
Dando agua na boca! Obrigadaš
Hi, I’m brazilian and thanks God, my father was Chef and I learned to cook all those wonderful Brazilian food. I leave Brazil a 30 years ago , but the Brazilian Cuisine always will be the Favorite food around us. The good memories of my father ,amazing chef and sweet Dad teaching me how to cook.
An incredible choice of recipes.
I’m brazilian and i do eat Cheese Bread almost everyday.
People have to try it.
I am from Congo and we have many of the same local ingredients as you do in Brazil. I’ve always love seeing how the two cuisines interpret them. I already make a few of these with my students and I can’t wait to try some of yours. Thanks so much for sharing!