Brazilian rice

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We love rice and this rice came from a friend who keeps a container of it in her fridge. She serves it with every meal.

Brazilian Rice is a more flavorful version of white rice that has just a couple additional steps. You simply sauté garlic and onion with a little olive oil in the pot first. Then add the rice and mix it with the onion and garlic to allow the rice to absorb all of that goodness. Then add water and cook completely. You will never want to eat plain white rice again! Pair it with anything you would normally use rice with.

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Brazilian rice, together with brown beans, is the most traditional Brazilian side dish. It's easily and quickly prepared and tastes far from bland.

These Brazilian Black Beans, known as Feijão, are an absolutely delicious traditional dish in Brazil. The slow cooker makes it incredibly easy and allows all of the meat, onion, cilantro, and garlic flavors to cook into the beans for a distinctive, thick, saucy, hearty dish. Serve of rice for a delicious meal or side dish.

Rice is a part of life in Brazil, it is a part of the culture, and it is something you need to know how to cook when making Brazilian food. Rice in Brazil is seasoned differently to rice in the USA or Europe. Recipe is from A Taste of Brazil blog.

This Brazilian Style Dirty Rice might be a far stretch from the authentic Creole dish. But it’s tasty, easy and made in one pot!

Brazil rice is called arroz a brasileria and is typically made with just onion to go with the national dish called feijoada. Many times rice in Brazil is made with a couple of garlic cloves