What we might consider as traditional Brazilian food today is the result of centuries of colonization, a blending of widespread cultures and cuisines.
Author - Allison M. Sidhu
With a master’s degree in gastronomy, this girl’s got food on the brain! Allison’s a Philly native and recent transplant to LA. When she’s not exploring the local food scene, she loves snacking on homemade goodies in front of the TV with her husband.
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