A literatura europeia falava de ambientes secos e controlados, mas Breno, da Porco Alado (@charcutariaporcoalado), teve de aprender a lidar com a umidade que a Mata Atlântica trazia à sua charcutaria, feita predominantemente de porcos nativos, no Rio de Janeiro.

Somewhere in our memory, we can recall “grandmother’s food”, the cozy feeling of being in the home of someone who thought of the meal as a hug. Roberta Sudbrack’s Sud, o Pássaro Verde (Sud, the Green Bird), is exactly that.

European literature spoke of dry, controlled environments, but Breno, from Porco Alado (@charcutariaporcoalado), had to learn to deal with the humidity that the Atlantic Forest brought to his charcuterie, made predominantly from native pigs in Rio de Janeiro.