Brazilian grill

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For Evandro Caregnato, grilling isn’t just something he does—it’s part of who he is. Born in southern Brazil, Caregnato grew up watching his father, Davino, prepare skewers of marinated meat, peppered with fresh herbs, before being placed over an open fire. Called churrasco in Brazil, this cooking method is passed down in families, not culinary schools. It’s a casual style that begs families and friends to come together to sample different skewered meats and inventive sides while they talk…

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Brazilian churrasco is a festive grilling tradition, requiring essential tools like churrasqueira grills, skewers, and specific cuts of meat seasoned with traditional flavors for an authentic experience. Mastering skewering techniques, managing heat zones, and serving with traditional sides and condiments are key to a successful churrasco gathering, ensuring juicy, flavorful meats and a rich culinary celebration.

Brazilian grilled cheese sticks are chewy, crispy, and melty. Even better, they are super simple to make and can be eaten on the go.

Discover the authentic taste of Brazilian picanha with this easy recipe. Perfect medium-rare grilled picanha steak, also known as rump cap, is cooked over charcoal and served with a vibrant, tangy chimichurri. Learn how to cook picanha steak the Brazilian way: sliced into steaks, salted, and char-grilled to perfection. Elevate your BBQ game with this flavorful and juicy dish that’s sure to impress.

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Taste Duo on Instagram: "And the award for the best service goes to …. 🏆😍🥩 @galpaogauchousa is a Brazilian steakhouse that “is inspired by the Gaucho culture and the authentic dining tradition of the Brazilian cowboy – grilled meats and fresh salads”. Coming here, you can literally eat until you physically can’t with their 17 different cuts of meat, ranging from beef, pork, chicken, lamb, and fish. 17 is not a crazy amount, but each cut was carefully curated, seasoned and grilled…

With this marinade of herbs, lime and Brazil's distilled spirit, cachaça, honey soy can step aside.