All you need is a delicious spread of food and drinks — extra points for whipping up Brazilian-inspired dishes, as the 2016 summer Olympic Games will take place in Rio de Janeiro.

3. Acai breakfast bowls recipe. Blog: Cooking with Books. Start your day with these acai breakfast bowls packed with dried fruit, nuts and more, and you’ll be ready to tackle everything that ...

As the world's fifth-largest country and seventh most populous, Brazil's food is as vibrant and varied as its land and people. With nearly 5,000 miles of coastline, seafood is a major part of ...

A 10-episode series, Street Food from Brazil, will premiere on major streaming platforms on Tuesday. Two Brazilian-born Chinese hostesses show the audience the diversity of street food in Brazil ...

At more than three million square miles and nearly 200 million people, however, Brazil spans an area as diverse as it is vast. It can be crudely divided into four culinary regions: the Amazon ...

Brazil nuts are the seeds of a large tree that grows up to 50 metres (160 feet) tall in the Amazon jungle. The nuts have an unusually tender, rich and mild flavour and their shells are notoriously ...

Brazilian food documents the international influences from 20th-century European immigrants. Brazil remains known more for its soccer and beaches than feijoada and caipirinha, the national black ...

Brazilian food is an exuberant, colourful mix of Portuguese, African and native foods, ... Brazilian Food Safari recipes. Food Safari's feijoada. Moqueca de peixe. Quindim. Xinxim de galinha.

For Brazilian cuisine recipes, justbrazil.org and allrecipes.com (which has a good recipe for Brazilian passion fruit mousse) offer a wide variety of fun food possibilities.

The flavors, the wine, the meat. The piles and piles of meat. Ah, the succulent Brazilian food known as churasco. Flavorful, roasted meat, churasco is proudly served in fantastic Brazilian ...

Serves 8. 500ml whole milk 250g queijo de coalho or halloumi cheese, grated 250g granulated tapioca about 8g salt pinch of white pepper vegetable oil, for deep-frying ...

The Brazilian guide classifies food according to four levels of processing: 1. Unprocessed or minimally processed foods (e.g. fresh fruit, vegetables, legumes, eggs, nuts) ...