The Algarve does not get nearly enough credit on this blog, mostly because my own family history runs through the...
Read moreDetailsArroz de feijão malandrinho — “naughty” bean rice — is the soupy, soulful rice that Portuguese home cooking cannot function...
Read moreDetailsPão doce — Portuguese sweet bread — is the golden, pillowy loaf that means holidays in the Azores and, through...
The cemita poblana is Puebla’s magnificent contribution to the world of sandwiches: a crisp breaded cutlet, creamy avocado, ropes of...
Almejas a la marinera are Galicia’s clams “sailor style”: opened in a sauce of onion, garlic, paprika, wine and tomato,...
Pão com chouriço answers a question Portugal solved long ago: what if bread and smoked sausage were never apart to...
This is the soup-style açorda alentejana — the brothier, lighter cousin of the thick bread stew (my skillet version is...
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