IntlMOVE prides itself on the level of customer service it provides to its customers who are making international moves.

There are plenty of International Movers to choose from, but IntlMOVE has been around for many years and specializes in international moves.

Brazil is one of the top destinations in the world to move to and IntlMOVE has the experience you need to ship your household goods safely and in a time efficient manner. 

When you move to Brazil, you will try many different foods with flavors that have been influenced from around the world.

One dish you will definitely wan to try is feijoada.

Feijoada is Brazil’s national dish, which was brought to Brazil by the Portuguese. 

Feijoada is made into a stew with beans, beef and pork.

Different regions of the world add their own unique touches to the popular meal.

In Brazil, feijoada is made with black turtle beans.

Pork and beef are also important ingredients in the meal and there are many different types used in the dish.

Salted pork trimmings, such as ears, tail and feet, can be used.

Bacon, smoked sausage and smoked pork ribs are also possible ingredients.

Jerked beef, such as the loin and tongue, can also be used.

 A thick clay pot is used to cook the stew over a slow fire.

There is a dark broth that covers the beans and meat for a salty, delicious meal. 

Feijoada is usually served with rice and a side of hot pepper, as are many dishes in Brazil.

Fried collard greens, oranges and roasted cassava flour are also popular side dishes.

Fried cassava, plantains and pork rinds can also be part of this traditional Brazilian meal. 

Feijoada is very time consuming, so it is usually only cooked for special occasions.

It is a very heavy meal, so it is always served at lunchtime so you have the rest of the day to digest it.

Some restaurants will only serve this meal a few times a week because it does take several hours to cook. 

Legend has it the feijoada was once a special meal prepared by African slaves.

Over time, Brazilians came to appreciate the dish and it was first popular among the lower classes.

It finally gained enough popularity to become Brazil’s national dish.

Other historians believe that it was a meal influenced by the French and Portuguese.

However the dish came to be, it is now one of the favorites of Brazil.

It is served at the finest restaurants in Brazil, as well as smaller restaurants with less expensive food. 

When you move to Brazil, be sure to try the many exotic and different dishes.

You will get to try a wide variety of new ingredients and flavors.

When you make friends that are native to Brazil, they can introduce you to typical Brazilian customs and meals. 

When you are ready to make an international move, log onto the IntlMOVE website to start your journey to the tropical paradise of Brazil.