Rich & Flavorful Brazilian Moqueca
Moqueca is a traditional seafood stew from the Northeast of Brazil, it’s slowly cooked with fish or shrimp (or both), coconut milk, vegetables, and red palm oil. The dish is usually served with rice and Brazilian cassava flour (farofa). Moqueca has a bold and unforgettable flavor!
General Info & Pricing
60 mins
Session Duration
beginner
Level
$60
Private Session
$25
Group Class
Hi! I’m a professional chef with 10 years of international culinary experience between Brazil and the United States. I specializing in hot kitchen, pastry, bakery, and high-volume hospitality operations. My background includes working in hotels, resorts, restaurants, and private consulting, with culinary influences from New Orleans, Nashville, and the Northeast of Brazil. Throughout my career, I’ve developed and executed high-quality culinary projects for diverse clients, combining creativity, technical expertise, and strong operational leadership.
General Info & Pricing
60 mins
Session Duration
beginner
Level
$60
Private Session
$25
Group Class
Ingredients
Tips & Swaps
If you can’t find red palm oil, I suggest you to use some olive oil with paprika or an annatto/achiote seasoning.
Preparation
Please, go ahead and make some white rice as side dish. Also, to make the perfect moqueca, you will need a pan/skillet to cook, a knife, spatula and a cutting board for prep. Finally, pick your favorite shallow bowl/plate to keep it warm and elegant. Ps: if you want to make a vegan/vegetarian version of moqueca stew, you can replace the fish/shrimp for 2 plantain.
Nutrition Facts
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