Although chickens are by far the most-commonly consumed poultry species in Brazil, just like everywhere else, they aren't the only birds...

Named after the frenetic dance whose rhythms drive the Carnavals of Recife and Olinda in Brazil's northeastern state of Pernambuco, Fr...

Give the depth and intensity of the Brazilian obsession with the small fudge-like ball of chocolate called brigadeiro , it's no surpri...

In Salvador, one obligatory stop for anyone interested in Bahian gastronomy and cooking is the SENAC Restaurant-School, located in a histo...

Flavors of Brazil hasn't posted new material for the past week, and we'd like to apologize to those regular readers of the blog wh...

The Museum of Bahian Gastonomy, Largo do Pelourinho, Salvador Located in a beautiful historic house on the most famous square in Salva...

Among the numerous "endangered" dishes to be found on the menu at Restaurante Dona Mariquita in Salvador, Bahia, is an intrigu...