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Brazil : A Cook's Tour by Christopher Idone Delightful Brazilian Cooking by Eng Tie Ang The Art of Brazilian Cookery by Dolores Botofago amazon.com Brazil by Reuel J. Smith Geography Brazil, the largest country in South America, borders every other South American country except Chile and Ecuador. From west to east it stretches nearly 2, 700 miles from the Andean foothills eastward to the Atlantic ...

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Recipes The following recipes are from A Brazilian Sampler, a book we have prepared that contains a collection of Brazilian recipes. This book is available through our mini-mart. The book includes Brazilian specialties, children's favorites, hints for Brazilian cooking, and an English/Portuguese dictionary of food items. Brazilian Rice Beans, Brazilian Style Cafezinho - Brazilian Coffee Cocada - ...

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National Entree For 300 years, feijoada has reigned supreme in the Brazilian kitchen. Invented by slaves, who started mixing their masters' pork leftovers to the black beans that were used to feed the animals, it got a touch of Portuguese and Indian cuisines and today is served all over from the hole-in-the-wall little joints to the most sophisticated restaurants. And every family seems to have ...

Capital Cuisine Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, is better known for its prize-winning ultramodern design and for the unfriendliness of the city to the people who live there. But the power town has its charms, the rich and varied food being one of them. Sheryl Barbic A city is like her food; cuisine reflects a city's personality. Brasilia does not have the gastronomic reputation of S o Paulo, ...