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Brazil flagFernando SalgadoProfessional Teacher
My favorite dish My favorite dish is “Fejão Tropeiro”. It’s a Brazilian dish, and I like to eat it because it’s a memory about my country to me. I have been lived in Colombia, so I can’t eat this dish very often. I just eat it when I go to Brazil, so every December. It’s not a complicate dish, but I can’t to find all of the ingredients here, in Colombia. If you want to prepare it, you need to buy eggs, bacon, and the more complicated ingredient: a kind of Brazilian floor. You need to find some groups with Brazilian people in Facebook or Instagram to know if someone has this ingredient and if this person wants to sell it.

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My favorite dish

My favorite dish is “Fejão Tropeiro”. It’s a Brazilian dish, and I like to eat it because reminds me of my country (homeland). I am living (you could say "I have been living", but then I'd expect a qualifier, like "for the last couple of years") in Colombia, so I can’t eat this dish very often.
I just eat it when I go to Brazil, so every December. It’s not a complicated dish, but I can’t to find all of the ingredients here, in Colombia. If you want to prepare it, you need to buy eggs, bacon, and the more complicated (probably better: the most hard to come by) ingredient: a kind of Brazilian flour. You need to find some groups with Brazilian people on Facebook or Instagram to know if someone has this ingredient and if this person wants to sell it.
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O certo é "feijão tropeiro". E farinha em inglês é "flour".

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