My mother-in-law is from a village not far from Coimbra, and the first time I sat at her table for...
Read moreDetailsI did not grow up eating espetada. My roots are Trans-os-Montes on one side and Sao Miguel in the Azores...
Read moreDetailsCamarones a la veracruzana — Shrimp Veracruz — captures the story of Veracruz on one plate: Mexican tomatoes and chilies...
Pollo al ajillo is Spain’s beloved garlic chicken: pieces of chicken browned until golden, then simmered with toasted garlic, bay...
Migas alentejanas are the Alentejo’s answer to stuffing, polenta and Yorkshire pudding all at once: day-old bread soaked and slowly...
Celery and leek soup is proof that the quietest vegetables make some of the best soups: sweet leeks, savory celery...
Arroz de marisco regularly makes lists of the seven wonders of Portuguese food, and one pot explains why: rice simmered...
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