This quick cooking version of a classic Brazilian fish stew with coconut milk happens entirely in a parchment packet.

Lovely preparation using beef tenderloin with a flavorful chimichurri sauce.

Learn to make this tasty sweet dessert for your party or snack while watching the Olympic games in Rio!

Brigadeiros are Brazilian Chocolaty Confections. They are the most famous and beloved chocolate caramel fudge truffles.

Right in time for the Olympic Games in Brazil, I created a fruity and refreshing Mango Caipirinha to enjoy on a beautiful sunny day.

Sips of this Brazilian Caipirinha will make you feel like you’re on a beach, soaking in the sun.

Celebrate the Rio Olympics with my easy peasy feijoada! Full of fab Brazilian flavors, but less time and effort.

To celebrate the Rio Olympics I turned Brazil’s national cocktail into Caipirinha Sorbet. Just 4 ingredients and no ice cream maker needed.

Learn to make Feijão Tropeiro! A hearty and authentic Brazilian dish made with beans, sausage, bacon, collard greens, eggs and manioc flour.

Brigadeiro Ice Cream – A fun frozen twist on a Brazilian favorite dessert: brigadeiro. And the best thing? It is no-churn!

A crusty nubbly malted sourdough loaf of bread with chunks of chocolate, dried fig and brazil nuts.

Brazilian Vinaigrette Salsa- If you’ve ever been to a Brazilian restaurant, you know our “vinagrete” is a must with feijoada or barbecue!

Marcello Tully serves up sticky pork ribs in this mouthwatering barbecue recipe.

Brazilian Chicken Pot Pie (Empadão de Frango) – A buttery/flaky crust that melts in your mouth, PACKED with shredded chicken and veggies!

Learn how to make creamy lactose free Brazil nut milk.

Kelp noodles with creamy avocado-banana sauce are made with clean ingredients and are also vegan, gluten-free and ready in 10 minutes!

This Brazilian Walnut Torte is my favorite Christmas dessert.

Try this ENERGIZING & PURIFYING smoothie bowl filled with summers finest fruit, spriulina and brazil nuts.

Pesto doesn’t have to be traditional! This version is made with all sorts of weird and wonderful things from the garden.

These easy Brazilian candies taste like a cross between caramels and fudge–and are easier to make than either of those!

Authentic Brazilian Cheese Bread (Pão de Queijo), the most popular Brazilian snack is gluten free and loaded with gooey cheese.