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01/11/2022
How’s your winter, Melbs? Sending love (and a caipirinha made with cajú) 🥰
07/06/2022

How’s your winter, Melbs? Sending love (and a caipirinha made with cajú) 🥰

Jet lag hurts at 4am. Osasco’s dogãos (big dogs) make it better. Toasted baguette with cheese crunched on the crust, sal...
04/06/2022

Jet lag hurts at 4am. Osasco’s dogãos (big dogs) make it better. Toasted baguette with cheese crunched on the crust, salsinha (hot dog sausage, but cooked in its own sauce), requeijão (cream cheese), those little French crisp chip things, bacon and mashed potato. Heaven. Two of these monsters and two soft drinks are about $13 in total. Brazil is the land of the dog. Osasco (west zone of São Paulo) is the hot dog capital.

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Moqueca. A traditional dish from Brazil’s north-east. It’s basically a light fish ‘curry’ cooked with a white fish, toma...
03/06/2022

Moqueca. A traditional dish from Brazil’s north-east. It’s basically a light fish ‘curry’ cooked with a white fish, tomato, coriander on dendê oil and served with rice and farofa (dried and crushed cassava). It’s subtle, light and its Afro-Brazilian roots hail from Salvador and Bahia. Rare to find it done well in Australia outside of a Brazilian household. If you come across it, pegar (catch). If you’re in São Paulo, go fancy and dine in at A Baianeira under the Museum of São Paulo on the Avenida Paulista.

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