Brazilian Fish Stew ((Moqueca Baiana))

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Brazilian Fish Stew ((Moqueca Baiana))


Fish Stews can be so boring…but not a BRAZILIAN Fish Stew!! With a fragrant tomato coconut sauce with a fresh hit of lime, this is such a different exotic way to serve up fish that is off the charts delicious – yet simple to make.

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Brazilian Fish Stew (Moqueca Baiana)



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38 Comments

  1. Love the simplicity of this video! No talking just nice tune in the background and visuals to see what you’re doing! Trying this tonight ! Thanks! ❤🎉

  2. If there is no water, it is not a beach. If there are no trees, it is not a forest. If f there is no music, it’s not a dance club. If it DOESN’T have red palm oil, you CANNOT call it moqueca BAIANA.

  3. Your recipe is done in an asian manner with marination and pre frying in the steps. Though not authentically Brazilian in how it is cooked, I appreciate the simplicity of your version, and this is most likely how my Asian husband would want me to prepare it. 😊

  4. To everyone complaining how it's not authentic, we get it, but not everywhere in the world has annatto or palm oil or whatever. Plus browning some ingredients before stewing generally just adds some punch up.

  5. Wait, what? This is not how Brazilian fix Moqueca. Sorry. Sugar is not used, fish is not fried first WITHOUT GARLIC OF ALL THINGS, and so many other things wrong here. You might want to try this again.

  6. It looks like delicious but it isn't a Brazilian moqueca or fish stew. I'm from Bahia and the moqueca bahiana needs to add red palm oil. In addition, the ingredients aren't fried. Everything is boiled. Finally, the moqueca doesn't have paprika.

  7. Gonna try this with some monkish I have in freeze — which doesn't show a lot of option in on line recipes, so I risk but confident. Ive made Moqueca before, this seems easy, not too much exotic spice. Hope you are surviving the smoke of the fires in your new house, Nagi. Waiting to here any news on your blog.