Brazilian Recipes

Looking for Brazilian recipes? You came to the right place!

Browse and find appetizers, breakfasts, snacks, dinner, sides, desserts, drinks, and more for your everyday cooking, casual parties, and holidays.

They are all easy and delish and many are hassle-free!

Some are quick and easy (made in less than 30 minutes), gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, low carb, etc They can match your lifestyle or dietary needs!

Keep in mind that Brazilian dishes are some of the most satisfying and delish in the world!

I hope you explore our large collection with both traditional Brazilian food recipes as well as modern takes on Brazilian cuisine from a native Brazilian.

FAVORITE BRAZILIAN RECIPES

Some of our favorite Brazilian food recipes are these grilled cheese sticks for snack, and feijoada recipe (the National dish for Brazil) for a weekend lunch that can be served along with caipirinha (Brazil's national cocktail).

Have this acai bowl recipe and Brazilian cheese bread (pao de queijo) for breakfast as well as this tapioca crepes and requeijao.

Moreover, our moqueca, oxtail, shrimp in coconut sauce and a ham and cheese baked rice (arroz de forno misto) make a delish dinner.

But that is not all!

Try also our Brazilian recipes for desserts such as this brigadeiro recipe, brigadeirao , beijinhos , pao de mel, quindim, camafeu de nozes, bolo de rolo de chocolate,  and my Grandma's rice pudding.

If you are having a party, make sure to serve coxinha de frango (chicken fritters)... or if watching a game, this frango a passarinho (fried chicken bites).

By all means, take a look at these 50 easy Brazilian recipes that you must try and this traditional Brazilian food. They are the best of the best!

Many of these Brazilian recipes are easy freezer meals that you can make ahead and some are pantry recipes that you can make with staples such as rice and beans.

If you'd like to celebrate some traditional Brazilian holidays, please make sure to try our peanut brittle and corn bundt cake for São João as well as the bacalhau a Ze do Pipo, Easter chooclate cake,  and the carrot cake for Easter.

Thinking what other Brazilian food recipes we have here for you? Scroll down the pages and find your faves.

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Enjoy and have fun!