Coxinhas Tropicana

- Coxinhas Chicken/ Cheese - Brazilian Snack, homemade finger food by “Fabiana”: an award winning business owner in Catering and events such as The Royal Melbourne Show, Melbourne Cup Carnival, Formula 1 and many others.
Coxinhas is a very traditional Brazilian finger food where you can find in every corner if you are in Brazil and 99.9% acceptance from kids and adults all over the planet.
Made with potato dough, the Coxinha is traditionally filled with cooked and shredded chicken meat with beautiful and rich Brazilian herbs, and may have the option to also be stuffed with cottage cheese creamy, along with the chicken. You also have the only cheese option where the potato dough is filled with delicious melted tasty cheese, oregano and a touch of pepper. Modeled in the shape of a chicken leg, is floured with breadcrumbs and fried in hot oil.
The homemade chicken Coxinha is served in coffee shops, coffee houses, shops specializing in snacks, bakeries and pastry shops all over Brazil and many other countries. In small formats, are served at parties and buffets and the flavor will melt your face off.
If you are looking for a different and amazing experience of flavor for your party or your kids party, that special event, weddings or even just a nice afternoon weekend at home.

Meat is a wonderful thing. Sam Neill said it himself. But if you still don't trust him or that pushy orangutan Dennis, try it for yourself. Just make sure you do it at the Brazilian BBQ food Van. At this point no seating is available for customers, but once you take a bite into the soft, juicy strips of beef cooked fresh before your very eyes you won't even remember you have legs, let alone weary ones.

Your beef is served cozily tucked up in a bun with a tasty garlic yogurt sauce and onions. Alternatively, wrap your mouth around a big Brazilian sausage, a couple of cheese balls, or Coxinhas (a chickeny, potato, cheesy ball that will melt your face off). This Brazilian Barbecue is likely to become a regular stop off on your Airlie Beach expeditions. Brazil has produced a film director whose actual name is Carlos Hamburger, so the least you can do is let them cook your dinner.