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Um clássico bolo de cenoura brasileiro, macio e úmido, coberto com uma calda de chocolate crocante que forma uma camada craquelada ao esfriar. Ideal para sobremesa ou lanche da tarde.
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Um pão caseiro super macio, fofinho e sem necessidade de sovar. Ideal para o café da manhã ou lanche, acompanha manteiga derretida e pode ser guardado por dias. Receita fácil, com poucos ingredientes e duas fermentações que garantem volume e textura leve.

A daring experiment by Guga Foods that ages a prime cut of picanha in luxurious saffron‑infused butter for a full year, then finishes it with a high‑heat sear and low‑temperature finish. The result is an ultra‑tender, buttery steak with a subtle floral note, served with optional saffron rice and chicken ala Hala.

Traditional Brazilian fried pumpkin doughnuts flavored with orange zest, cinnamon and a splash of aguardente. Light, fluffy inside and crisp sugar‑cinnamon coated outside – perfect for holidays or a sweet snack.

An ultra‑refreshing summer drink made with lime, sweetened condensed milk and ice cubes. Simple, quick and non‑alcoholic (or with a splash of alcohol for adults). Ideal for children, grandparents and summer parties.

A classic Brazilian sponge cake, light and leavening-free, filled with mascarpone cream and fresh strawberries. Ideal for parties or a special snack, with detailed tips to ensure an airy texture and delicate lemon and vanilla flavor.

A four‑course Brazilian tasting menu inspired by chef Raphael on Sorted Food. It features assorted pickled Brazilian chilies, black‑eyed bean fritters (karaj) served with a shrimp‑peanut vatapa, a traditional coconut‑cream fish stew (moqueca) cooked in a clay pot with dende oil, and a silky copacu‑infused chocolate mousse for dessert.