Moqueca capixaba

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Moqueca capixaba is a traditional Brazilian fish stew from the state of Espírito Santo, typically prepared without palm oil and featuring a lighter broth seasoned with herbs, tomatoes, and annatto.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Brazilian dish
fish stew
associatedWith coastal cuisine of Espírito Santo
cookingMethod stewing
countryOfOrigin Brazil
course main course
culinaryTradition Capixaba cuisine
culturalSignificance symbol of Espírito Santo gastronomy
differsFrom Moqueca baiana by not using palm oil
etymologyRelatedTo moqueca
hasCharacteristic annatto-colored broth
herb-seasoned broth
lighter broth
tomato-based broth
mainIngredient fish
seafood
nameRefersTo people from Espírito Santo (capixabas)
regionOfOrigin Espírito Santo
seasoningStyle citrus marinade
fresh herbs
servedWith farofa
pirão
white rice
similarTo Moqueca baiana NERFINISHED
traditionalCookware clay pot
typicallyExcludesIngredient palm oil GENERATED
typicallyServed hot
usesIngredient annatto
bell pepper
black pepper
chili pepper
coriander
fish stock
garlic
lime juice
olive oil
onion
parsley
salt
spring onion
tomato

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