Your BrazilAmerica.com vacation is a grand time to do some five star eating. For many, on typical U.S. vacations,  by the time the vacation is paid for, there's only enough money left for perhaps one really good meal. The rest of the time it's lots of burgers.
This is not the case in BrazilAmerica.com Country!    

     The bad news is that the most expensive meals cost up to R$33 Brasilian reals. The good news is that your dollar buys nearly two reals... Thus, the most expensive meal above would cost you only $16.50.
     But...it doesn't stop there. Most Brasilian meals feed two extremely hungry people or three regular folks.
     Now, your 5***** Moqueca Mista meal cost you only $8.25 each.  BrazilAmerica.com clients eat gooood, every meal!

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Carnes = Meat

Filet c/ fritas = Filet mignon with french fries.

Filet alto c/ legumes = High filet with vegetables.

Filet ao Molho Madeira = Filet with wine sauce.

Filet à Parmegiana = Filet with cheese on top.

Filet Medalhão = Two piece filet with bacon around them.

Filet Roquefort = Filet with Roquefort cheese.

Strogonoff = Filet in little pieces with milk cream.

Peixes = Fish

Peixada Colher de Pau (posta) = Fish cooked with potatoes, cabbage and onions.

Peixe Grelhado c/ Legumes = Grilled fish filet with vegetables.

Peixe ao Molho = Fish filet with white sauce.

Peixe ao Thermidor = Fish filet with white sauce, ketchup, mustard and chopped onions.

Peixe à Dorê = Fried fish (KFC way) and onions the same way.

Peixe à Delícia = Fish filet with banana.

Peixada Colher de Pau (filet) = Fish filet cooked with potatoes, cabbage and onions.

Peixe Acebolado c/ Alcaparras = Fish filet with onions and alcaparras. (Capers)

Peixe ao Molho de Camarão = Fish filet with sauce of shrimp.

Pargo Frito (inteiro) = Fried fish (whole fish).

Moquecas = When it is cooked with coconut milk and dendê oil.

Moqueca de Peixe = Fish

Moqueca de Camarão = Shrimp

Moqueca de Peixe e Camarão = Fish and shrimp.

Moqueca de Lagosta = Lobster

Moqueca de Camarão e Lagosta = Shrimp and lobster.

Moqueca Mista = Fish, shrimp and lobster.

Camarões e Lagostas = Shrimp and Lobsters

Camarào à Colher de Pau = Shrimp with white sauce and cheese cream.

Camarào Ensopado = Shrimp cooked with coconut milk and vegetables.

Camarão à Baiana = Shrimp cooked with coconut milk, dendê oil and vegetables.

Camarão à Delícia = Shrimp with banana.

Camarào à Milanesa = Shrimp KFC way

Camarão à Thermidor = Shrimp with white sauce, katchup and mustard .

Trio à Delícia = Fish, shrimp and lobster with banana.

Arroz de Camarào = Rice with shrimp cooked in white sauce.

Lagosta Ensopada = Lobster cooked with coconut milk and vegetables.

Lagosta Grelhada c/ Legumes = grilled lobster with vegetables.

Lagosta à Delícia = Lobster with banana.

Lagosta à Milanesa = Lobster KFC way.

Lagosta à Thermidor = Lobster with white sauce, ketchup and mustard.

Arroz de Lagosta = Rice with lobster cooked in white sauce.

Frangos = Chicken

Frango ao Molho = Chicken with sauce.

Frango Grelhado c/ Legumes = Grilled chicken with vegetables.

Saladas = Salads

Salada de Palmito = The hearts of palm (palmitos or palmetto) are the tender cores of the palm tree, a food product of high demand in South America, Europe and the United States of America.

Salada Mista = Mixed salad.

Salada Terra do Sol c/ Camarão = Salad with fruits, vegetables and shrimp.

Salada Terra do Sol c/ Legumes = Salad with fruits and vegetables.

Porções = Portions

Arroz Branco = White rice

Arroz à Grega = Rice with vegetables.

Farofa = Flour  with the consistency of meal made from the manioc root that is used as an elective topping on most Northeast Brasilian foods. It is offered with most meals.
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