Brazilian deserts

Bem Casados are traditional Brazilian Wedding Cookies, served at weddings, bridal and baby showers, and other special occasions.

Looking for traditional Brazilian desserts? From brigadeiros to cheese puffs to acai bowls, these treats take your tastebuds on a trip to Brazil!

Pé de Moleque, a classic Brazilian treat, is crispy, chewy, buttery and loaded with peanuts! Follow my tips to make it at home in under 30 minutes.

Romeu e Julieta is a famous Brazilian dessert. The combination of its two main ingredients is a beautiful marriage. Learn more!

This super moist coconut cake is the perfect excuse to linger around the dinner table a little longer, enjoying some coffee and the company of friends!

Rabanadas, or Brazilian French Toast, is a simple yet delicious sweet breakfast recipe. It's made in minutes and generously coated in cinnamon sugar.

If you're looking for authentic Brazilian recipes, and specifically authentic Brazilian dessert recipes, you have to try this classic Brazilian Pavê recipe (chocolate trifle). This dessert resembles tiramisu, but is so much better. Made with lady fingers, and layers with sweetened condensed milk, it's the ultimate dessert recipe. If you're looking for refreshing and decadent desserts, you have to try this easy recipe for chocolate Pavê.

Bolinhos de Chuva are the Brazilian equivalent of Beignets: deep fried dough sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar. They are impossible to resist!

A refreshing summer cocktail recipe inspired by Oliver Winery’s Key Lime Pie wine. A summer snack for pool days and warm evenings. Creamy, tangy, and delightful citrus flavor burst through every bite.

Flan is a silky, creamy custard topped with rich caramel—it’s elegant, delicious, and much easier to make than it looks!