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Cuts of meat skewered on long spits and grilled over charcoal β the barbecue culture of southern Brazil.
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Churrasco was born from the gaΓΊcho (cowboy) culture of Rio Grande do Sul in southern Brazil. Beef, chicken, and pork are threaded onto big skewers and slowly grilled over charcoal. It's famous for the rodΓzio style of restaurant, where cooked meat is sliced to order at the table, and the simple seasoning of coarse salt lets the flavor of the meat come through.
Leave the meat in large pieces and coat generously with coarse salt.
Thread the meat onto metal skewers.
Grill slowly over charcoal, turning, until the outside is browned.
Slice off the browned outer layer a little at a time to serve.
Keep grilling until cooked through, carving as you go.