Tiradentes

Minas Gerais, Brasil
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Tiradentes, a historic town located in Minas Gerais, Brazil, is known for its delicious typical cuisine, filled with traditional flavors of the region. Among the must-try dishes you should experience during your visit, highlights include Feijoada, Frango com Quiabo, Tutu Mineiro, and Canjiquinha com Costelinha.

Feijoada, considered one of the greatest representatives of Brazilian cuisine, is prepared with black beans and various types of pork meat, accompanied by rice, collard greens, orange, and farofa. On the other hand, Frango com Quiabo is a classic combination, made with chicken slowly cooked with okra, resulting in a dish rich in flavor and tradition.

Tutu Mineiro is a dish made with beans, cassava flour, sausage, cracklings, and typical seasonings of the region, served with rice, collard greens, and pork. Meanwhile, Canjiquinha com Costelinha is a delicacy made with broken corn, pork ribs, seasonings, and vegetables, providing an authentic gastronomic experience.

Furthermore, when visiting Tiradentes, do not miss out on tasting the delicious Minas Gerais sweets, such as Romeu e Julieta (cheese with guava paste), Doce de Leite, and the famous Broinhas de Milho, which are small corn cakes soft on the inside and crispy on the outside. Enjoying the local cuisine in Tiradentes is a unique way to experience the culture and tradition of this charming city, providing an unforgettable sensory and gastronomic experience during your trip to Minas Gerais.

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