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Recipes

Bolas de Berlim – How to Make Portuguese Custard Donuts

Bolas de Berlim Photo

There’s nothing better than a freshly made Donut – or Doughnut. From the basic sugar glazed to more elaborate versions, this bread-like sweet holds a special place in everyone’s heart. No wonder it is a world classic. Donuts are so popular that some countries even have a ‘National Donut Day’ to honour the sweet treat. …

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Massada de Marisco – Portuguese Seafood Pasta

A Portuguese pasta dish might sound a bit odd for some people. In fact, you can count on the fingers of one hand the number of traditional recipes using the beloved Italian invention. Massada de Marisco or Portuguese Seafood Pasta is one of them! Massada de Marisco is a classic of many seafood restaurants and …

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Piri Piri Chicken – Portuguese Grilled Chicken

Portuguese piri piri chicken

If you ask the locals what dishes not to miss when visiting the Algarve, you will often hear answers involving fresh seafood, dishes like, Monkfish rice, Fish cataplanas and the famous Grilled Sardines. While I totally agree that the Algarve is one of the best places in Portugal for fresh fish and seafood, some of …

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Arroz de Tamboril – Portuguese Monkfish Rice

Arroz de Tamboril

Arroz de Tamboril is another great example of how versatile rice can be – and even more delicious when combined with good fish and some traditional Portuguese flavours. Monkfish rice is widely available in most seafood restaurants across the country, but sadly not the most obvious choice for most people. Tamboril dishes in Portugal can …

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