Giveaway: The New Portuguese Table by David Leite
January 13, 2010 posted by David Leite
Fill in the information below, and you’ll be entered to win an autographed copy of The New Portuguese Table: Exciting Flavors from Europe’s Western Coast by David Leite (Clarkson Potter, 2009).
Note: You can enter one time per e-mail address per day. Deadline is 8:00 a.m. EDT 3.7.10.
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Great food in here.
I never actually thought about Portuguese food before, but after seeing a television show with delicious food and cooks from there, I am defeinately more interested in learning some of these recipes!! Thank you for a chance to win!
Tracey, I’m happy to see you’re interested in Portuguese. you’ll find a bunch of Portuguese recipes on the site, and I’d be happy to answer any questions you have.
…and you are so nice too!!!
I was lucky enogh to win an autographed copy of this book from this site (Thanks again, David). The first recipe I had to try was the Orange-Olive Oil Cake. It came out great! A rarity for me, as my baking skills are poor at best. Also the grilled chicken in piri-piri sauce was fantastic. This is now my favorite cookbook.
Keith, so glad you like the cookbook and the two recipes. It’s always a pleasure to hear from past cookbook winners.
I have started to experiment with Portuguese food. This would be great. You guys have the most awesome giveaways. Now, all i have to do is win one of them. :-)
Never thought of putting olive oil in a cake, or oranges either. This is gonna be one I try to make during the Christmas holidays. It does sound intriguing, and I am always looking for something really different.
Much of my Air Force career was spent in Europe, but I never made it to Portugal, despite volunteering. I think that this book is superb.
Chuck, thanks. That’s very kind of you.
This book sounds fantastic. I love experimenting with other country’s food.
Portuguese cooking is often overlook but it is delicious. Maybe it will become trendy one day. Thanks
This looks like a great cookbook. I’d love to impress my Portuguese friends with some of the recipes. Thanks for the opportunity to win such a diverse cookbook.
I’d love to make some Portuguese dishes. My husband is part Portuguese and some of the best dishes he remembers were those made by his great-aunt that passed away about 16 years ago.
David I love the new look of your website!
Thanks, Deborah!