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Posted on October 17, 2015June 27, 2017

a few more photos from the Brazilian dinner

Brigadeiros, sometimes also called "negrinhos"

Here are a few more photos from one of our guests at the Brazilian dinner on Saturday, October 10, 2015. Thanks, Eve!

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Sometimes something so good can start with something as simple as a ham bone and a few chorizo sausages. It’s a favorite. Having fresh kale from the garden makes it even better. #kalesoup #sopadeberzas #tronchudakale #chorizoespañol #comfortfood #soupweather
Collecting red buckwheat seeds. #takanerubybuckwheat #redbuckwheat #buckwheat #preservingtheharvest #growfood #beefood #organicgardening
His and them bread. I prefer a “hard” crisp crust. The girls prefer a “soft” crust. Same dough. Two different baking methods. #sourdough #sourdoughbread #masamadre #bread #pancasero #homemadebread #makebreadnotwar
We taste. We sample honey we the same intensity and attention as if it was wine or olive oil. Start to finish questioning each other what flower or flowers created that particular note in it. #honeytasting #organichoney #honeysnob #miel #mielorganica #fallharvest

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