Guest Post at 5 Star Foodie
Happy Monday!
I'm honored to have a guest post up at 5 Star Foodie today! Head on over to learn more about about Brazilian desserts and candy!
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Happy Monday!
I'm honored to have a guest post up at 5 Star Foodie today! Head on over to learn more about about Brazilian desserts and candy!
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6 comments:
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fabulous!! i was wondering how they made those :)
Now do you know how to make that lime pie? it looks soooooooo good!
that is fantastic Lori n i find some Indian elements in them.
Read your post over there but wanted to be sure to comment here, too! Great recipe but now I'm craving Brazilian sweets. Good thing I love sweetened condensed milk!
Hi I read your post on 5 Star Foodie and wanted to stop by and let you know how much I enjoyed it. I've been lucky enough to have sampled brigadeiro, and look forward to trying the other foods you mention.
Everyday - So glad! Thanks!
Stephanie - I haven't made it yet, but I do have a partial recipe. http://www.fakefoodfree.com/2009/04/lovely-limes.html
sangeeta - Thanks!
Tangled Noodle - Oh you will not be happy. It is literally everywhere and in practically every sweet.
OysterCulture - Thanks so much for stopping by. Brigadeiro is some good stuff for sure. It is often a starting point for many desserts - candy, cake, ice cream.
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