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Quilombo: Brazil's new chefs rescuing ancient 'slave' cuisine
The Quilombo diet is organic, gluten-free and practically lactose-free. It has its roots in African traditions and uses fresh ingredients. It’s also zero waste. No wonder new chefs love it.
Quilombo communities were formed by descendants of Africans, transported to Brazil as slaves.
Guga Rocha is a TV chef from Sao Paolo and he has been learning recipes from Elvira da Silva, a Quilombo chef.
Filmed by Gibby Zobel
Edited by Gibby Zobel and Baya Cat
Image: TV chef Guga Rocha asks a lady to test his Quilombo dish Credit: 91Èȱ¬
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