Caruru
This caruru recipe is the Bahian classic: fresh okra cooked down with dried shrimp, ground peanuts and cashews, ginger and dendê — red palm oil — until it turns into a thick, golden stew. It is the Afro-Brazilian dish of Salvador, served with rice and vatapá, and tucked into acarajé on the street. One serving is about 310 g.
Comfort & Warmth
Okra stewed down with dried shrimp, ground peanuts and cashews in dendê oil — thick, savoury and deeply Bahian.
Steamed rice, vatapá & farofa