
Pudim de Leite
Brazilian Crème Caramel, or Pudim de Leite is a benchmark of Brazilian sweets. Almost every cuisine has its version of flan, but what makes the

Brazilian Crème Caramel, or Pudim de Leite is a benchmark of Brazilian sweets. Almost every cuisine has its version of flan, but what makes the

Cooking food inside plant leaves is a practice made in many cuisines. Grapes, banana, and corn leaves (or husks) make for a fascinating cooking technique

Of all things Brazilian, you’ve probably heard of the Brazilian Caipirinha, our heraldic emblem and one of Brazil’s greatest contributions to the food and wine

If you are reading this page, you are probably considering making beef brodo at home. Congratulations! Your cooking will never be the same! When I

Over the years, I’ve tried a myriad of Christmas desserts, from chocolate cakes to tiramisu, puddings, and pies. One treat I haven’t tried in a

Let’s talk about Chocolate Sheet Birthday Cake. What do you do when a firm asks you to prepare a birthday cake in a one-hour virtual

Barreado is the name of a typical dish from the state of Parana, in the south of Brazil. It’s a Brazilian Beef Shank Stew and

Yes, another post about cookies. Pan Banging Chocolate Chip Cookies this time. Of course! Me love cookies! We all love cookies! I have probably written

Every Thanksgiving has it: a basket of rolls, buns, or biscuits. Some kind of cheese, spread, or dip. Say Cheese for Baked Brie because for

Please help me celebrate this milestone for Brazilian cuisine, when Quindim recipe made it to the cover of Food & Wine (issue May 2021), through

Talk about flan to any Brazilian and we jump at it, for our love for Pudim de Leite is too strong. Combine the love of

I wasn’t exactly in a cozy room when I tried the Brazilian Quentão Recipe, a spiced tea made with chachaça, but I quickly immersed myself in

Celebrating 25 years of Astrology With a clutch of top celebrity clients, Susan Miller is finding strength in her work to help others—and

From Buenos Aires to São Paulo to Singapore to Connecticut, Gaby Baumatz is making the most spiked (and delicious!) ice cream ever.