Brazilian Delight (Official Bedrock Port)

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A30X1

Brazilian food on Bedrock: 90+ dishes and drinks, 12 new crops and trees, and a full kitchen to cook them.

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Brazilian food, crops and cooking for Minecraft Bedrock.

Grow new crops and store your harvest in crates.

Build a kitchen with the Stove, Skillet and Clay Pot.

Use the Knife to cut corn, beans, coconuts and lemons.

Simmer feijoada, canjica, pudding and more.

Find acai palms in the jungle and harvest the berries.

Description

Brazilian Delight

Bring the flavors of Brazil to Minecraft Bedrock. Explore your world for new crops and fruit trees, cut ingredients on a Cutting Board, cook in Skillets and Brazilian Clay Pots, and fill your table with feijoada, coxinha, cheese bread, brigadeiro and much more.

Join the Brazilian Delight community on Discord!

Get updates first, report bugs, suggest new recipes and show off your kitchen: discord.gg/a30x1

90+ new foods and drinks, from everyday Brazilian dishes to classic party sweets
140+ recipes across the Crafting Table, Furnace, Cutting Board, Skillet and Brazilian Clay Pot
12 new crops and trees that grow naturally in your world: acai, beans, cassava, coffee, collard greens, corn, garlic, guarana, peanut, yerba mate, coconut and lemon
Cooking stations: Knife, Cutting Board, Skillet, Brazilian Clay Pot and Stove
14 storage crates to show off your harvest
Placeable food: trays of brigadeiro, beijinho and cajuzinho, feijoada pots, carrot cake, pudding and more
3D in-game Guidebook in English and Brazilian Portuguese

Explore. Wild crops grow in jungles, savannas, plains, forests and taigas. Acai, lemon and coconut trees grow there too.
Get a Knife. Craft a Knife (1 Iron Ingot + 1 Stick) and a Cutting Board. Cut corn into kernels, bean pods into black and carioca beans, coconuts and lemons into slices, and dark oak logs into cinnamon.
Heat it up. Place a Skillet or a Brazilian Clay Pot over a Stove, campfire, fire, lava or magma. A Raw Clay Pot hardens by itself over a campfire, fire, lava or magma.
Cook and eat. Open the Guidebook to learn every recipe.

Biome	What grows there
Jungle	Acai trees, beans, coffee, guarana, peanut, yerba mate, coconut trees
Savanna	Cassava, peanut, yerba mate
Forest	Garlic, lemon trees
Plains	Corn
Taiga	Collard greens
Beach, Desert and Mesa	Coconut trees

Collect seeds from the wild plants and saplings from the trees to start your own farm.

Knife: cuts ingredients on the Cutting Board.
Cutting Board: place an ingredient on it and use the Knife.
Skillet: fry and sear over a heat source.
Brazilian Clay Pot: the heart of Brazilian cooking. Put ingredients in its slots and simmer feijoada, canjica, green soup and desserts.
Stove: a heat source made for your kitchen.

Beans: Feijoada, Tropeiro Beans, Cooked Black and Carioca Beans, Green Soup
Cassava: Cheese Bread, Coxinha, Cassava Fritters, Fried Cassava with Butter, Broa, Tucupi, Collard Greens Farofa
Corn: Corn on a Stick, Grilled Corn, Buttered Corn, Angu, Couscous, Corn Porridge, Canjica
Cheese and more: Minas Cheese, Grilled Cheese on a Stick, Fried Fish with Acai, Roasted Garlic, Collard Greens Salad

Brigadeiro, Beijinho, Cajuzinho, Quindim, Pudding, Coconut Sweet, Peanut Brittle, Powdered Peanut Candy, Carrot Cake (with or without chocolate), Sweet and Chocolate Love Apples, Acai Cream and Milk Caramel.

Black Coffee, Coffee with Milk, Chimarrao, Guarana Soda, Guarana Juice, Acai Tea with Guarana, Coconut Drink, Lemonade, Lime Juice and Collard Lemonade.

Download the .mcaddon file (or install it with the CurseForge app).
Open the file. Minecraft imports both packs automatically.
Create or edit a world, go to Add-Ons and activate Brazilian Delight. The resource pack is added with it.
Use the guidebook ticket to pick your Guidebook in English or Portuguese.

Requirements: the latest version of Minecraft Bedrock Edition.