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Feijoada

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"It's like paella in Spain or meatballs in Brooklyn," says Ripert. "Every Brazilian cook has her own way of preparing feijoada [fay-JWA-da]. Some use only dried meat or pork knuckles, ears and tails. Basically, it's black beans with cured pork." The dish is traditionally served with sweet, cool orange wedges.

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Pairing feijoada, Brazil's national dish, with Malbec, Argentina's national wine, is like a World Cup match—except that both sides win. Full-flavored Malbecs from the very good 2003 vintage stand up particularly well to feijoada's smoky and hearty flavors. The 2003 Graffigna G from the San Juan region recalls spiced blackberry liqueur.

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