New York Monday #39: Brazil Day 2006 Part 2
More pics from Brazil Day 2006. You can find Part I here.
A sign advertising the sale of Pastel and Coxinha (Brazilian food)
Pastels -- Here, you have a choice of chicken and beef
Green and Yellow Hatter selling CDs
A display of Brazilian CDs for sale
Jorge Aragão CD -- my favorite Brazilian musician
More of the crowd
Shopping
Little girl
Passing by a restaurant
Practicing the martial arts/dance -- I don't remember the name
Ad for sweets
Delicious churrasco with rice and vinagrette
A sign advertising the sale of Pastel and Coxinha (Brazilian food)
Pastels -- Here, you have a choice of chicken and beef
Green and Yellow Hatter selling CDs
A display of Brazilian CDs for sale
Jorge Aragão CD -- my favorite Brazilian musician
More of the crowd
Shopping
Little girl
Passing by a restaurant
Practicing the martial arts/dance -- I don't remember the name
Ad for sweets
Delicious churrasco with rice and vinagrette
posted by Paz at 9/04/2006 02:59:00 PM
6 Comments:
Hi Paz! really a nice party and great pictures! I love Brazil!
Oh no, I missed Brazil Day! At least I was out of the city rather than just loafing on the couch. Looks like it was lots of fun.
The dance is called "capoeira"!
Pastel is good, but "empada', which you mentioned on the post above, is better. Or, at least I like it more than pastel!
My favorite empadas are made with hearts of palm, but the chicken ones are also delicious!
Ana
Hi there, Saffron! Me, too!
Hi Beth: It was fun! But it's good you were able to go out of the city for a while. Hope you had a good time!
Hi Ana: Capoiera! Yes! Thanks for giving me the name. So you like empada better than pastel? Ahhh! I'm looking for an easy and good empada recipe. Empada with hearts of palm? Interesting. At the festival, they only sold meat and chicken empadas.
Paz
Valeu Chef Paz!
I came across you blog and really enjoy it. Will definitely add to my favourites and keep an eye on it.
As a fellow 'Brazilian Semi-chef' abroad, I wonder if you can help with one problem. I have started doing this video blog - http://www.cucabrazuca.com - and would love to do a Pastel recipe. But I can't find the pastry on sale here in London. Have you ever tried to make your own? Do you have any recipes you can share?
Also: what is your favourite Brazilian dish?
Keep up the good work.
Hi Nando: Welcome! Email me when you get a chance. I love your video blog!
Paz
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