Just like in other countries, December 25 is a special day in Brazil. Here's how we celebrate Christmas in Brazil, including foods, decorations, and more.
Grab Brazil for Kids Printable Book to learn about the largest country in South America with Christ the Redeemer statue, Carnival & more.
Having a diverse heritage and very fertile land, Brazilians have created a fantastic range of delicious desserts to suit every taste. These can use
Farofa is a toasted cassava flour recipe that is among the most traditional dishes in Brazil. Its smoky taste, together with the crunchy texture, will make you want more!
Christmas in Brazil is a widely celebrated holiday, no matter who you are, your religion, or race. You can feel the Christmas mood just by walking down
Travel virtually to with us in this Brazil Lesson plan. Lots of free Brazilian arts and crafts for kids, carnival craft activities and more. Brazil Homeschool Unit.
Bem Vindo ao Brasil means Welcome to Brazil! Help your kids learn about Rio, the Andes, and many other things about South America! These beautiful Brazil-inspired crafts for kids are a perfect way to get
Brazil nuts may be an unusual ingredient for a cookie recipe, but the flavor is absolutely outstanding. The recipe from my mother for these rich buttery cookies goes back more than 70 years.
Christmas in Brazil is a widely celebrated holiday, no matter who you are, your religion, or race. You can feel the Christmas mood just by walking down
Big colorful stylish collection with Brazilian symbols. Illustration in bright colors with Brazil map and design elements.
Brazil is a vast country with a diverse, multicultural heritage reflected in its traditional dishes. Despite its dark history as a Portuguese colony
I like chocolate covered Brazil nuts. It was only natural that I should then make chocolate cookies and put Brazil nuts in said chocolate cookies. I know I am not the first person to think of putting Brazil nuts in chocolate cookies. However it was the first time I put this combination together and it was delicious! There seems to be a lot of stresses on being the first to do something. It starts at such a young age. Not that long ago I had my youngest throw a tantrum because her sister went down the stairs first. This was first thing in the morning and I was standing in the bedroom door half awake trying to reason with her that it doesn't matter who is first because the end result will be the same. They will both be down the stairs. Whatever logic I was trying to instil in her that morning wasn't working. My patience having reached its limit, I yelled to her sister get up here and walk down with her. The reasoning being that that way they would both be “first.” It’s kinda like that with these cookies. Someone else may have made chocolate cookies with Brazil nuts before me AKA going down the stairs first. However once the cookies were baked the end result was the same we had cookies! AKA we all ended up at the bottom of the stairs. So that we are all at the bottom of the stairs here’s how I made these cookies… Brazil Nut Chocolate Cookies 200g dark chocolate 100g butter, room temperature 100g caster sugar 150g light brown sugar 2 large eggs 130g plain flour 50g cocoa powder 1 tsp bicarbonate of soda ¼ tsp salt 100g dark chocolate chunks 150g brazil nuts, chopped Heat the oven to 160C fan/180C/gas mark 4 and line 2 baking trays with greaseproof paper. Melt the chocolate in a heatproof bowl over a simmering pot of water. Leave to cool. Beat the butter and sugars together until light and fluffy. Add the eggs one at a time and beat until just combined. Sift the flour, cocoa powder, bicarb, and salt together before adding half to the butter mixture. Once it’s incorporated add the rest of the flour mixture. Once it’s all combined mix in the melted chocolate, before folding in the chocolate chunks and brazil nuts. Using an ice cream scoop scoop out the batter and place them on the baking sheets. Bake for 15 minutes or until the edges get a little crispy. Allow to cool for at least 5 minutes before cooling completely on a wire rack. Enjoy! notes: Today is the first of a new year for all of us! I still like to go on social media at midnight to tell my friends in America that the New Year has arrived. It’s my way of bragging that I am in the New Year first! This recipe is adapted from The Boy Who Bakes by Edd Kimber. AKA or also-known-as.
Traditional Brazilian recipes are a mix from many cultures. Despite having many influences, the basis of Brazilian gastronomy is founded on the mixture of
Explore a wonderland of festive creativity with our collection of 100 Christmas embroidery ideas. From classic holiday symbols to whimsical designs, find inspiration for your next festive stitching project.
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These Paper Plate Rio Carnival Masks are perfect for teaching kids about Rio Carnival, Brazil, and the Rainforest. Also a great Mardi Gras mask craft for kids.
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This is your guide on Brazilian Christmas food. Here we talk about the most traditional dishes in every Brazilian Christmas feast, including desserts!
