I will admit upfront that this one is not Portuguese, it is French, from a summer I spent with a...
Read moreDetailsAsk anyone who grew up in Portugal what June smells like, and they won't say flowers. They'll say charcoal and...
Read moreDetailsBaba de camelo — “camel drool” — wins the prize for Portugal’s least appetizing name attached to one of its...
Picadinho — “little chopped pieces” — is tavern food from the old school: small cubes of beef simmered with wine,...
No Portuguese Christmas table is complete without aletria: fine vermicelli cooked in sweet, lemon-and-cinnamon milk until it becomes a creamy...
Poland takes mushrooms seriously — foraging is practically a national sport — and zupa grzybowa, the traditional mushroom soup, is...
Bacalhau à Zé do Pipo is comfort food with a pedigree: flaky salt cod under golden mayonnaise, ringed by piped...
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