Features:
- Add-on for Farmer’s Delight built entirely around Brazilian food culture
- New produce including guaraná, açaí, coconut, lemon and cassava
- Plus coffee, yerba mate, black beans, carioca beans, collard greens, corn and garlic
- Savoury dishes such as coxinha, cheese bread and feijoada
- Sweet treats including brigadeiro, carrot cake with chocolate and açaí cream
- Further meals like green soup, stroganoff, tropeiro beans and fish moqueca
- Cassava fritters and plenty more foods, with further dishes planned
- Recipes and items use tags so other mods slot in more easily
- Requires DeltaBox Lib and Architectury
- On Fabric it also needs Fabric Language Kotlin and Farmer’s Delight Refabricated
- Fabric loader support for Minecraft 1.21.1
- Made by danbrown
Brazilian Delight expands Farmer’s Delight with a whole pantry drawn from Brazilian cuisine. Rather than dropping in a couple of extra snacks, it layers new crops, raw ingredients and finished meals onto the cooking system, so a Minecraft farm can grow into a proper tropical kitchen.
The produce list is the foundation. Guaraná, açaí, coconut, lemon, cassava, coffee and yerba mate join black beans, carioca beans, collard greens, corn and garlic, giving a broad set of ingredients with no vanilla equivalent. Brazil has a huge range of native fruits and vegetables, so the current list is treated as a starting point rather than a finished set.
Those ingredients feed a long menu of cooked food. Coxinha, cheese bread, feijoada, tropeiro beans, green soup, stroganoff and fish moqueca cover the savoury side, while brigadeiro, carrot cake with chocolate, açaí cream and cassava fritters handle desserts and snacks. Everything arrives as new recipes on top of Farmer’s Delight, so the mod slots into an existing food and farming setup.
Compatibility was kept in mind throughout: the recipes and items rely on tags, which makes it much simpler for other mods to hook into the same ingredients. The mod is still in active development, with more crops and more dishes planned as the list of Brazilian produce grows.