jabuticaba造句

• It is edible, moderately sweet, with an aroma similar to ( but less intense than ) that of the jabuticaba.
• While all jabuticaba species are subtropical and can tolerate mild, brief frosts, some species may be marginally more cold-tolerant.
• In 2014 Purina introduced a product for the growing Brazilian market called Ravena, which used locally available ingredients, such as acerola and jabuticaba fruits.
• For dessert, get the amendoim con coco ( coconut-peanut mush ) with a glass of jabuticaba liqueur . 42 Rua Direita . 011-031-551-2141.
• Tamarind posed a challenge ( it is used in Worcestershire sauce, among other things ), but pitanga, or Suriname cherry, was terrific, as was jabuticaba, made from a local purple-black berry.
• We encountered a lot of old friends from Bahia _ disks of cashew apple under the foie gras, roasted hearts of palm with the fish, cassava flour in the stuffing for the quail and jabuticaba in its sauce.
• Quite a contrast to the smiling Brazilians who traded convivial thumbs-up signs with bumbling tourists _ or the Tropia family, who welcomed me into their apartment above Restaurante Chafariz when I stopped to buy a bottle of their homemade jabuticaba liqueur.
• There was even a conference of Elizabeth Bishop scholars, who sat in restaurants looking witless and bored, worrying about the politics of publishing, announcing that the licor de jabuticaba ( a local cordial made of grapelike berries and offered in good health ) tasted like " fermented prunes ."
• There is a large variety of Brazilian fruits, such as cupua鐄, cashew fruit and nut, fruta do conde, amora, maracuj? papaya, jabuticaba, caj?and others, and many dishes made with them, such as a鏰?. guaran?soft drink, coffee, caipirinha, beer and coconut water and a candy called brigadeiro.