Offal & Organ Meats

Sarapatel

Bahia, Brazil

A Brazilian offal stew of pork or beef blood, liver, heart and tripe, cooked with tomatoes, peppers and vinegar. Dark, rich and popular in Bahia and the northeast. In Pernambuco the cow-foot version is known as sarapatel de mocotó.

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What it is

A closer look at Sarapatel.

A Brazilian offal stew of pork or beef blood, liver, heart and tripe, cooked with tomatoes, peppers and vinegar. Dark, rich and popular in Bahia and the northeast. In Pernambuco the cow-foot version is known as sarapatel de mocotó.

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A dark, thick stew of chopped offal in a spicy, tangy red sauce, served with white rice and farofa.

Where it belongs

Origins and
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Native to

Bahia, Brazil

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Traditional in

Portugal

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