Paella needs no introduction, but it deserves an honest one: the Valencian rice masterpiece is less about a rigid ingredient...
Read moreDetailsTuna and spinach quiche is the sturdier, greener sibling of my plain tuna quiche (also on the site): the same...
Read moreDetailsTarta de Santiago is Galicia’s 16th-century almond tart, stamped — literally — with the Cross of Saint James in powdered...
Salada de atum is the Portuguese pantry at its most efficient: good canned tuna — a national institution, and one...
Malassadas are the Azores’ gift to the fried-dough hall of fame: pillowy rounds of rich egg dough, fried golden and...
Caldeirada de bacalhau applies the great Portuguese fisherman’s-stew method to the king of fish: salt cod layered raw with potatoes,...
Hamam mahshi is one of Egypt’s grand old dishes: squab (young pigeon) stuffed with buttery rice, poached until tender, then...
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