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Jerimú - Portuguese Pumpkin Nuggets

Jerimú - Portuguese Pumpkin Nuggets

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

This is a traditional Portuguese dessert I grew up with. My girls simply love the Jerimú and the reason I decided to name then Pumpkin Nuggets in English is that this past Christmas Eve, my toddler looked at them and said nuggets? Of course we all la…

Meat Stuffing

Meat Stuffing

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Prep Time: 15 Minutes
Cook Time: 40 Minutes

This is a recipe I made up and I call it a marriage of two cultures, Portuguese and American.

Pão de Ló - Portuguese Sponge Cake

Pão de Ló - Portuguese Sponge Cake

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

I have always loved this recipe, especially when one is able to cook in in such a way that the middle part is still wet. I have always been afraid of making this recipe as I am not the best at baking. But amazingly enough it came out perfect and I am very…

Spinach and chick peas soup

Spinach and chick peas soup

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

This is a typical Portuguese soup I grew up with. Every time I made it here in the U.S. everyone loves it kids included especially if you add some pasta such as macaroni.

Pasteis De Jeijao

Pasteis De Jeijao

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Prep Time: 20 Minutes
Cook Time: 30 Minutes

Pasteis De Feijao is traditionally a Portuguese bean tart made with white beans and slivered almonds. I had changed it for a competition where I needed to use Black Beans and Coconut as the main ingredients.

Spicy Piri Piri Chicken Wraps

Spicy Piri Piri Chicken Wraps

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 5 Minutes

Piri Piri (also spelled Peri Peri) is a popular spice in Portuguese food and is becoming more and more popular in North America. I first had piri piri chicken at a fast-food chicken chain named Nando's Chicken and was immediately hooked. It has a very dry…

Fried Fish with Recheado Masala

Fried Fish with Recheado Masala

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Prep Time: 20 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes

Recheado is a very aromatic, flavorful and quite hot Goan masala that can be used for marinating, stuffing and frying any kind of seafood. Recheado means "stuffed" in Portuguese and if you order it in Goa what you normally get is a whole fish that was cut…

Empanadas de carne

Empanadas de carne

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Prep Time: 30 Minutes
Cook Time: 10 Minutes

Empanadas are believed to have originated in Spain or Portugal. The word empanada comes from the word "empanar" which means to coat with bread or pastry. So, an empanada is a bread or pastry that surrounds some kind of delicious filling. Empanadas were br…

10 results of 141 Blog Posts

Bread Baking Babes are Sweet!

posted August 17, 2010 in Thyme for Cooking, the Blog

Who said the Babes aren't sweet? Tanna, of My Kitchen in Half Cups and our host kitchen this month set out to prove just how sweet a Babe can be. After extensive research, lengthy discussions with her Portuguese neighbor (could a glass of port been i (read full article)

George's BBQ: A Little Churrasqueira Grows in Barnegat

Something is sizzling here in Ocean County, and it has nothing to do with the heat.That sizzling sound that's beginning to get louder all the time is the sound of grilled meats getting the Portuguese treatment in little churrasqueiras all over place. (read full article)

Portuguese Egg Tarts

posted August 04, 2010 in Cookiss @ Sheryl's Kitchen

This has been on my "To Do List" for the longest of time -Portuguese Egg Tarts! I do love to eat them! The reason why I took so long if I make 20 tarts at a time, how is Jerome & I going to finish everything on our own when Jerome already said th (read full article)

Portuguese Egg Tarts

posted August 04, 2010 in Cookiss @ Sheryl's Kitchen

This has been on my "To Do List" for the longest of time -Portuguese Egg Tarts! I do love to eat them! The reason why I took so long if I make 20 tarts at a time, how is Jerome & I going to finish everything on our own when Jerome already said th (read full article)

Portuguese Soup

posted August 03, 2010 in Equal Opportunity Kitchen

Oh no...not another Kale recipe!!!! I promise, I'll leave it alone for a while after this one. I'd heard about Portuguese Soup many times but this is my first attempt. I had absolutely no clue what ingredients to use but after combing the internet (read full article)

Guest Post: Cashew Nut Cookies by Ana

posted August 02, 2010 in Chow and Chatter

It is with great pleasure to introduce you all to the lovely Ana, I haven't known her long but her blog is fantastic and so creative I am also in awe when bloggers do posts in two languages I am pitiful and just do English sob. Be sure to visit her b (read full article)

Periquita Reserva ( J.M. Da Fonseca ) 2007

posted July 30, 2010 in Winesworld the Amateurs Wine Guide

Portuguese wine - Dice        (read full article)

Gastronomic Tentacles - Octopus, Squid, ... (The Treasures of the Deep)

posted July 30, 2010 in Food Meditations

Sustainable seafood ~ Squid: Treasure of the deep ~ "Gracing Mediterranean tables, (Italian, Greek, Spanish and Portuguese), a popular staple in Asian cuisine, yet the British shy away from squid."... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my web (read full article)

Thai Dessert History

posted July 26, 2010 in Thai Dessert

Thai desserts are well known for their taste sensations which are as impressive as their appearance. Their appealing looks reflect the nature of the Thais who are neat and meticulous. Desserts have been among the favourites of the Thais for hundreds (read full article)

THE EXPORT DRIVE OF PORTUGUESE WINE COOPERATIVES.

posted July 25, 2010 in Winesworld\'s Blog

In Old World wine producing countries the concept of co-operatives has been a driving force for centuries. The necessity for the co-operative movement stems from the fact that many growers own very small properties, some as small as one hectare, som (read full article)

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