
Brazilian Feijoada — Black Bean and Pork Stew
Brazil's national dish — a hearty black bean stew slow-cooked with pork ribs, smoked sausage and cured meats, served with rice, farofa, oranges and kale.
Feijoada, churrasco, brigadeiros — 대담하고 열대적이며 공동체적입니다.
브라질 요리는 세 가지 뿌리를 통합합니다. 원주민은 아사이 및 쿠푸아수와 같은 토종 과일과 함께 파리냐 식사, 타피오카, 투쿠피 국물 등 모든 형태의 카사바(마니옥)를 제공했습니다. 포르투갈 식민지 개척자들은 스튜, 소금 대구, 설탕 농장 문화를 가져왔습니다. 그리고 특히 바이아에서 노예가 된 아프리카인들은 모케카 생선 스튜, 아카라제 검은 눈 완두콩 튀김, 바타파 등의 덴데 팜유 요리를 만들었습니다. 검은 콩과 돼지고기 스튜인 페이조아다는 국가 요리로 간주되며, 수 세기에 걸쳐 포르투갈의 콩과 고기로 만든 코지도스의 후손입니다.
지역은 대륙 국가 전체에 걸쳐 크게 갈라집니다. 바이아의 아프리카-브라질 주방은 덴데 오일, 코코넛 밀크, 말라게타 고추를 사용하여 만든 가장 독특한 주방입니다. 남부 가우초 주는 슈하스코를 완벽하게 만듭니다. 피카냐 같은 쇠고기 부위를 꼬치에 꽂아 소금에 절인 후 불에 구워낸 요리입니다. Minas Gerais는 pão de queijo 치즈 빵, 천천히 익힌 돼지고기, 녹색 채소를 생산합니다. 아마존은 타카카 수프, 잠부 잎, 탐바키 같은 민물 고기를 생산합니다. 북동쪽에서는 쇠고기를 건조시켜 카사바와 함께 제공되는 카르네 데 솔(carne de sol)로 만듭니다.
매일의 가정 요리는 쌀과 콩(arroz e feijão)을 중심으로 메인 식사인 점심 시간에 파로파(구운 카사바 식사)를 모든 음식 위에 뿌려 식감을 줍니다. 주말 의식은 중요합니다. 토요일에는 오렌지 조각과 쿠브, 슈하스코 모임, 파티를 위한 살가도(coxinha, 파스텔)가 포함된 페이조아다(feijoada)입니다. 디저트는 브리가데이로 초콜릿 트러플부터 포르투갈 전통인 푸딤 플란까지 달콤하고 연유를 베이스로 합니다.
쌀, 콩, 파로파
구운 카사바 식사를 곁들인 Arroz e feijão는 브라질의 모든 지역과 수업에서 매일 점심으로 제공됩니다.
슈하스코
남부식 바비큐 꼬치 쇠고기를 피칸하처럼 직화에 구워 굵은 소금으로만 양념하고 테이블 위에 얹은 요리입니다.
카사바(만디오카)
브라질의 토착 주식은 파리냐 식사, 타피오카 크레페, 튀긴 만디오카, 아마존 발효 국물 투쿠피로 나타납니다.
아프리카 바이아 요리
덴데 팜유, 코코넛 밀크, 말라게타 고추는 바이아의 아프리카 뿌리 요리인 모케카, 아카라제, 바타파를 정의합니다.
페이조아다와 슬로우 스튜
검은 콩과 돼지고기를 넣은 국가 요리는 쌀, 오렌지 조각, 쿠브 그린, 파로파와 함께 제공되는 주말 의식입니다.
살가도스와 연유 과자
콕시냐(coxinha)와 파스텔 같은 파티 음식은 연유 디저트 캐논인 브리가데이로스(brigadeiros)와 푸딤(pudim)과 짝을 이룹니다.
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브라질 음식은 슈하스코 바비큐(특히 피칸하), 페이조아다 검은 콩 스튜, 파오 데 케이호 치즈 빵, 모케카 생선 스튜, 아사이, 브리가데이로 과자로 유명합니다. 매일 식사는 쌀, 콩, 파로파 구운 카사바 식사를 중심으로 합니다. 이 요리에는 원주민 카사바 전통, 포르투갈식 스튜와 디저트, 바이아산 아프로-브라질 팜유 요리가 혼합되어 있습니다.
페이조아다(Feijoada)는 전통적으로 훈제 소시지, 갈비, 소금에 절인 고기 등 다양한 돼지고기 부위를 검은콩과 함께 천천히 끓인 스튜입니다. 이는 일반적으로 긴 토요일 점심 시간에 먹는 사교적인 주말 요리로, 풍부한 스튜의 소화를 돕는다고 알려진 흰 쌀, 볶은 쿠브(콜라드 그린), 파로파, 오렌지 조각과 함께 제공됩니다.
일반적으로 아니요. 대부분의 브라질 요리는 고소하고 부드러우며 칠리 대신 마늘, 양파, 월계수 잎, 고수로 양념을 합니다. 말라게타 고추 소스가 아프리카-브라질 요리와 함께 제공되는 바이아는 예외입니다. 하지만 그곳에서도 보통 테이블 조미료로 열이 나옵니다. 전국 거의 모든 곳에서 핫소스가 부과되지 않고 제공됩니다.
Pão de queijo에는 타피오카 가루, 치즈, 계란, 기름만 있으면 됩니다. 거의 완벽합니다. 브라질식 쌀밥과 마늘을 곁들인 콩으로 일상의 기초를 가르칩니다. Brigadeiros에는 연유, 코코아, 버터만 있으면 됩니다. 중심 장식으로 모케카는 관대 한 냄비 생선 스튜이며 구운 피카냐는 굵은 소금과 센 불만 있으면됩니다.
슈라스코는 큰 부위(피카냐, 프랄디냐, 갈비)를 꼬치에 꽂아 화염이나 숯에 구운 다음 굵은 암염으로만 양념한 다음 서비스 라운드에 걸쳐 꼬치를 잘라냅니다. 미국식 바비큐는 일반적으로 럽과 소스를 곁들여 고기를 약하고 천천히 훈제합니다. 슈라스코는 쇠고기의 순수한 맛을 최우선으로 생각합니다. Chimichurri 스타일의 비나그레트와 같은 소스가 측면에 제공됩니다.