Sequilhos, or Brazilian Cornstarch Cookies, are the easiest cookies you will ever make! Only 4 ingredients are all you need to make the cookies that were part of every Brazilian’s childhood. Here for all my Brazilian recipes? Make sure to also check out my dulce de leche casadinhos, brigadeiros, paçoca and bolinhos de chuva. You […] The post Sequilhos (Cornstarch Cookies) appeared first on Olivia's Cuisine ..read more

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the most amazing Dulce de Leche Cheesecake that has ever been! Smooth, creamy perfection on a sinful pecan crust and topped with a luscious dulce de leche sauce. This is without a doubt the best cheesecake I have ever eaten! This post is sponsored by NABISCO, but all […] The post Dulce de Leche Cheesecake appeared first on Olivia's Cuisine ..read more

This creamy and indulgent Dulce de Leche Rice Pudding is about to become your favorite dessert! Alternating layers of dulce de leche and slightly spiced rice pudding, this rich and sweet treat is always a hit. Served warm or cold, it can be enjoyed all year round! (This post is sponsored by Carolina® Rice. All […] The post Dulce de Leche Rice Pudding appeared first on Olivia's Cuisine ..read more

This passion fruit curd is creamy, silky smooth, sweet and slightly tangy. Made with only 5 ingredients, it is great slathered on just about anything or even eaten straight out of the jar! Seriously, is there anything better than passion fruit? If you know me, you know I’m obsessed! I recommend you make my Passion […] The post Passion Fruit Curd appeared first on Olivia's Cuisine ..read more

This black-eyed peas recipe is comfort food at its best! A soul food staple, black-eyed peas are cooked with bacon and sausage until perfect and creamy. Eat for New Year’s Eve if you want prosperity in the new year, or all year long if you are craving something delicious. Serve these black-eyed peas with rice […] The post Black-Eyed Peas with Bacon and Sausage appeared first on Olivia's Cuisine ..read more

Eating Pão Francês for breakfast is one of Brazil’s most beloved traditions! Eat it warm out of the oven, with butter, or use it to make a delicious sandwich. So easy to make at home that you won’t want to buy store bought ever again! Homemade bread is one of my passions. After you try […] The post Pão Francês (Brazilian Bread Rolls) appeared first on Olivia's Cuisine ..read more

Galinhada is a delicious traditional Brazilian dish of chicken and rice. Hearty and comforting, this dish is easy to make, cooked in one pot and great to feed a crowd! Brazilian classics are my favorite recipes to cook at home! If you love it like I do, make sure to also check out my Feijoada, […] The post Galinhada appeared first on Olivia's Cuisine ..read more

Arroz à Grega is a Brazilian Greek Rice Pilaf that is not really Greek! ??? Despite the interesting (and somewhat misleading) name, it is a delicious, colorful and festive side dish that will bring joy to your holiday table. (This post is sponsored by Carolina® Rice. All opinions are my own.) We Brazilians love our […] The post Arroz a Grega (Brazilian Greek Rice Pilaf) appeared first on Olivia's Cuisine ..read more

Camarão na Moranga – or Brazilian Shrimp Stuffed Pumpkin – is a traditional Brazilian dish from the coast of São Paulo. Creamy and shrimp-y, this stunning dish is begging to be a beautiful centerpiece at your next gathering! Brazilian classics are my specialty! This recipe is a combination of my mom’s and my grandma’s recipe, […] The post Camarão na Moranga (Brazilian Shrimp Stuffed Pumpkin) appeared first on Olivia's Cuisine ..read more

Caipirinha, Brazil’s national cocktail, is simple but incredibly delicious and refreshing! Made with only 4 ingredients and no special equipment or bartending skills necessary. Follow my recipe for the best, foolproof caipirinha you will ever make! Love Brazilian cocktails? Make sure to also check out my Batida de Coco (Coconut Cocktail), Watermelon Caipiroska and Red […] The post Caipirinha appeared first on Olivia's Cuisine ..read more