On his last night as president, Jair Bolsonaro (PL) He won a New Year’s Eve dinner in Orlando (USA), where he decided to spend the rest of his life.
As he discovered it capital CitiesThe menu for Bolsonaro’s last dinner as CEO was: filet mignon with Madeira sauce, rice with almonds, cod fish with gratin cream, shrimp salad with broccoli and green apple, Farofa biscuits with bacon.
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On Instagram, Chef Carlota Fonsecain charge of Bolsonaro’s dinner, posted the most coveted ingredient of the meal: a 14-kilogram ham roasted in the oven for 5 hours.
Known in Orlando as the “star chef,” Karlota has already served buffets to Anitta, Simone Mendes, Larissa Manoela, and Claudia Leitte, among other celebrities who have already tasted the chef’s dishes from Paraíba in the US.
Now the former president, who is in the house of the fighter Jose Aldo, shared the table with his wife Michelle and youngest daughter Laura. Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ) also appeared at the family’s New Year’s Eve gala.
Bolsonaro usually does not eat dinner because of the reflux he suffers from. Although he was “heartbroken” and “heartbroken” by the defeat in the presidential election, he capital CitiesHe ordered a simple steak and ate it with his family.
Michelle agreed to the dinner and asked Carlota Fonseca to serve another dinner for the Bolsonaro family next week, also in Orlando.
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