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Bobó de Camarão

Bobó de Camarão is a creamy Brazilian shrimp stew made with manioc (cassava) purée, coconut milk, and dendê oil, offering a rich and slightly spicy flavor profile. It is a beloved dish in Bahia, reflecting the Afro-Brazilian culinary heritage and coastal seafood traditions.

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Last updated 4/1/2026

Originating in the northeastern state of Bahia, Bobó de Camarão showcases the blend of indigenous Brazilian ingredients with African influences introduced by enslaved peoples, particularly through the use of dendê oil and coconut milk.

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