Brazilian Food & Ingredients
Buy the Brazilian ingredients that are the cornerstones of Brazilian food: sweet corn (hominy and grits), the root vegetable cassava
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Brazilian Food & Ingredients
CloseBuy the Brazilian ingredients that are the cornerstones of Brazilian food: sweet corn (hominy and grits), the root vegetable cassava (also known as tapioca or taro - used to make the side dish farofa), and beans for feijoada. Brazilian cooking combines these ingredients with plenty of meat and hot coals, and Brazilian BBQ marinades include intensely spicy indigenous Brazilian ingredients such as the piri piri or malagueta chilli. Wheat isn't very common, and even the crisp and light Brazilian cheese bread is gluten free.
Find Brazilian recipes in São Paulo's restaurant cookbook D.O.M – one of the ten best restaurants in the world – where Michelin-starred chef Alex Atala examines Brazilian food ingredient-by-ingredient.