Brazilian BBQ Recipes

CPARKTX · January 8

I love going to a Churrascaria to get Brazilian BBQ and would like to be able to replicate some of the great meats. Does anyone have good recipes or a cookbook to recommend?

Richard Fl · January 8

Have been to Chimi'sBrazilian Churrascaria in Ft Lauderdale and have reservations to Texas de Brazil this thur pm in Orlando.

Not at my regular computer with recipes so will update tomorrow or so.

Not sure where you are so try this, pricey but well worth the $$#$ and they give a 2 for 1 coupon for 30 days around your birthday.

http://texasdebrazil.com/locations

This might help on the short term.

http://www.greeneggers.com/index.php?option=com_simpleboard&func=view&id=998184&catid=1

Dave in Florida · January 8

I want to figure out how to do Texas de Brazil's garlic steak and Parmesan chicken. That place is so good. It will make your tongue wag so hard you will beat your brains out.

Richard Fl · January 8

Dave in Florida said:

I want to figure out how to do Texas de Brazil's garlic steak and Parmesan chicken. That place is so good. It will make your tongue wag so hard you will beat your brains out.

Google has several recipes:

http://www.americascuisine.com/tennessee/memphis/texasdebrazil/texasdebrazil/recipes.aspx

http://www.hungrybrowser.com/phaedrus/m0516F08.htm

jerryp · January 8

My brother-in-law is from Brazil and showed me a few tricks. Lets start with beef. The cut he uses most is top sirloin roast with a nice fat cap rubbed generously with garlic paste and sea salt. The sea salt is key. He also makes chicken wrapped in bacon. That consists of bite sized chunks of chicken breast tossed in chicken boulion, black pepper, and granulated garlic. They are then wrapped in bacon and put on skewers with quartered onions. An important side is vinegrette. That is diced tomato, diced green pepper, diced red onion, minced garlic, fresh lime juice, and sea salt. The ratios are to your taste. The important thing is that simplicity is key and less is more. Hope this helps. I will drag some more recipes out of him ajd post them.

The Cen-Tex Smoker · January 8

Just search don Marco on here. He does it on his eggs (and there are many). You'll enjoy his posts and website no matter what. One of the best set ups and cooks I've ever seen on here. He's in Germany but does BBQ and general eggery as good as anyone I have ever seen

SmokeyPitt · January 8

I have seen a couple of interesting recipes if you search for Picanha.

Richard Fl · January 8

Here is a link to a Brazilian company that sells BBQ equiptment. I have bought skewers from them and their recipes look fantastic.

http://www.scheer.com.br/en/residencial/receitas

Richard Fl · January 8

jerryp said:

My brother-in-law is from Brazil and showed me a few tricks. Lets start with beef. The cut he uses most is top sirloin roast with a nice fat cap rubbed generously with garlic paste and sea salt. The sea salt is key. He also makes chicken wrapped in bacon. That consists of bite sized chunks of chicken breast tossed in chicken boulion, black pepper, and granulated garlic. They are then wrapped in bacon and put on skewers with quartered onions. An important side is vinegrette. That is diced tomato, diced green pepper, diced red onion, minced garlic, fresh lime juice, and sea salt. The ratios are to your taste. The important thing is that simplicity is key and less is more. Hope this helps. I will drag some more recipes out of him ajd post them.

I have seen Brazilian recipes calling for wrapping meat in BBQ cellophane and then slow roasting. Have no idea if regular cellophane will work or something special for cooking. I have danced all over google. Any thoughts are eggpreciated.

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