A typical food of Brazil is churrasco, several different types of meat. At restaurants you can enjoy this different meats, and it is called Espeto Corrido. This includes salads and many other delicious things to eat with the meat, so I highly recommend you go eat with a very empty stomach! It usually includes a buffet and desert buffet, and you will find food of every part of the world. Bon appetit!
It was introduced in Brazil by black slaves as early as the sixteenth century, "feijoada" it's a bean potpourri type dish, it is kind off the Brazilian equivalent of our American "soul food". It is without a doubt the country's national dish. It is in fact so popular throughout Brazil that most restaurants, from the humblest inner-city " lanchonete" to the sophisticated hotels lining the Bahia and Rio shores, designate specific days in which "feijoada" is served at lunch time as "o prato do dia" and of course that day's special. Other eateries pride themselves in the fact that they serve it every day and advertise it in the yellow pages and/or in conspicuous blackboards outside their premises. They are somehow very proud of Feijoada ( orginally known as "poor people food") but it's so tasty that anyone loves it these days.
Nick : Capoeira freak
Name : Joao Paulo
Born in: Buzios,Brasil :)
Age : 25
Hobbies : cook, capoeira, parties on the beach
