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Brazilian Cooking: Exotic, Tropical Recipes from South America [Paperback]

Carla Barboza Pinto
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24 Sep 2004
Food is at the heart of Rio de Janeiro's festivals, mixing native Indian. African and European influences. In Brazilian Cooking Carla Barboza Pinto selects the finest dishes from the 'melting pot', describing recipes passed down through generations as well as contemporary combinations. Newcomers to the cuisine can prepare authentic, tropical combinations with ingredients available at any supermarket. Ranging from quick snacks such as Bit-size Cheese Bread and Rice Cakes to Marinated Garlic Chicken and Couscous, there are hundreds of delicious new recipe ideas. Tangy sauces, juicy oysters and rich gratin go with baked corn, crunchy salads and filling pies, washed down with a Caipirinha Cocktail, Guarana Yogurt Drink or Spiced Mulled Cachaca. Brazil's incredible history is present in every dish from the Native Indian's use of molasses, malagueta peppers and banana leaves to the distinctive red palm oil used by the West Africans in the sixteenth century. Brazilian Cooking is full of fresh, flavour-rich treats which are as pleasing on the eye as they are on the palate. Nutritious and delicious, these dazzling dishes are perfect for any occasion.


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  • Paperback: 128 pages
  • Publisher: Apple Press (24 Sep 2004)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 1840924896
  • ISBN-13: 978-1840924893
  • Product Dimensions: 27.6 x 21.4 x 1.4 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 858,717 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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Carla Barboza Pinto, who has a background in media and advertising, was brought up in a food-loving family. Her mother inherited all the culinary aptitude of Carla's grandmother and her father runs a gourmet club called Babette's Friends. From these two masters of cuisine, Carla has formed her own style, but it is mainly from her parents and their recipes that this book was created.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Brazilian Cookbook customer review 30 Aug 2005
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I love this book. It's well presented with colour photos and easy-to-follow recipes. I am English with a Brazilian partner and although my partner and friends hadn't heard of some of the dishes, they loved the food! There are 3 Fejoada recipes, but none seem to represent the ones I've tried in Brazilian restaurants and my partner and her friends say they are not like they know either, but I haven't made them yet and they certainly sound delicious! I highly recommend it.
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Is a good book it gives a nice overview of Brazil and its culture, people etc. I am a brazilian myself and bought it to give to a South-African friend. She loved it , so I can say is a good book . But I had a look and found that the most traditional things weren't there .
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4.0 out of 5 stars good flavour 9 April 2009
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I like this book and used it for several recipes when we decided to cook Brazilian for new year. All the recipes we did were great but I can't give this 5 stars as the recipe proportions were way off. For example the black bean and bacon soup would serve 1.5 people so times by 3 at least. The breaded chicken recipe left me with 5 times as much breadcrumb mix as I needed. So a bit of trial and error needed to get the proportions right. I'd still recommend the book, just trust your judegement more than the measurements.
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