1,106 Brazilian Recipes

From Quindim (Coconut and Egg Yolk Custard) to Tropical Moqueca Baiana with Coconut Milk and Fish — explore 1,106 Brazilian recipes with calorie counts, cook times, and one-tap Instacart ordering. Sort by rating, cook time, or dietary fit.

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About Brazilian cooking

What defines Brazilian cooking?

Brazilian cooking is regional and strongly African-influenced on the coast: Bahian cooking uses dende (red palm) oil, coconut milk, dried shrimp and cashews for its moquecas and vatapa, while the south is cattle country and churrasco. Black beans slow-cooked with salted and smoked pork make feijoada, the national dish, eaten with farofa — toasted cassava flour — over rice, plus orange slices and sauteed collards. Cassava, in flour, starch and root form, is everywhere. Our 1,106 Brazilian recipes cover everything from quick weeknight meals to classic dishes worth learning end-to-end.

What are common Brazilian pantry staples?

Black beans, long-grain rice, cassava (manioc) flour for farofa, dende oil, coconut milk, dried shrimp, limes, garlic, onions, cilantro, malagueta peppers, cachaca, and salted or smoked pork cuts. Black beans, cassava flour and limes cover the everyday table.

Can I shop ingredients on Instacart?

Yes. Every recipe on AislePrompt has a one-tap Instacart checkout that matches ingredients to real products at stores near you — so any brazilian recipe becomes a cart in one click.

Are there vegetarian Brazilian options?

Use the Vegetarian category filter alongside this page to find Brazilian recipes without meat. The catalog has thousands of cross-filtered combinations.

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