We have a lot of traditional dishes here where I live.

We have a lot of traditional dishes where I live.

I would attach an image example if I could.

I would attach an image as an example if I could.

We also have another one called "brigadeiro", is like a little ball made of chocolate, but we also have another versions made with other recipes than chocolate.

We also have another one called "brigadeiro", which is like a little ball made of chocolate, but we also have another versions made with other ingredients rather than chocolate.

Traditional Dishes Iin My Country

I would attach an image example if I could.

We also have another one called "brigadeiro", which is like a little ball made of chocolate, but we also have another versions made with other recipesingredients other than chocolate.

We have a lot of traditional dishes here where I live.

While it is ok to say "here where I live", it is not necessary as "where I live“ implies that you live there.

We also have another one called "brigadeiro", it is like a little ball made of chocolate, but w. We also have another versions made with other recipes thaningredients besides chocolate.

If I am understanding what you are saying here, it would be best to split up the sentence into two. "Another version" would be ok if you are only referring to 1 other version, but because it is plural, you would want to say "other versions". Because I added "other" I removed the second other as it is redundant. I changed "recipe" to "ingredient" from my understanding of what you are trying to say. Chocolate isn't the recipe, it is merely an ingredient in the recipe for brigadeiro. Although I may be misinterpreting what you are trying to say.

These dishes are traditional dishes in Brazil.