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Port and Paprika Chicken Bites
Post | David Leite on 05.16.07 | No Comment
Port and Paprika Chicken Bites

by Kate Heyhoe
from Great Bar Food at Home
(John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2007)
Serves 4 bar bites
Portuguese and Spanish ingredients — inimitable port wine, paprika, cilantro, and olive oil — flavor this tapas-style dish. Set out …

Portuguese Scrambled Eggs with Salt Cod and Potatoes
Post | David Leite on 05.10.07 | 3 Comments
Portuguese Scrambled Eggs with Salt Cod and Potatoes

Bacalhau à Brás
by David Leite
adapted from Bota Alta, in Lisbon
Makes 4 to 6 servings
This delicious lunch, dinner, or even brunch dish is from the classic restaurant Bota Alta, in Lisbon’s Bairro Alto district.
convert Ingredients
1 pound …

Portuguese Savory Cheese Loaf
Post | David Leite on 05.10.06 | No Comment
Portuguese Savory Cheese Loaf

Bolo de Queijos
by Elvira André
of Elvira’s Bistrot
Serves 4
This dense, cakey bread is a favorite of Elvira André, a prolific food blogger in Portugal — she has four blogs in two languages. Perfect for picnics or …

Portuguese Trout Cooked in Smoked Ham Overcoats
Post | David Leite on 09.22.05 | No Comment
Portuguese Trout Cooked in Smoked Ham Overcoats

Trutas à Moda de Bragança
by Elisabeth Luard
from The Food of Spain and Portugal
(Kyle Books, 2005)
Serves 4
Wrapped in a deep red jacket of presunto and fried in bacon drippings, this is trout as they like it …

Portuguese Corn Bread
Post | David Leite on 09.10.05 | No Comment
Portuguese Corn Bread

Broa
by Elisabeth Luard
from The Food of Spain and Portugal
(Kyle Books, 2005)
Makes 2 large loaves
Broa, a bread made with yellow or white cornmeal, is the daily grain food of the poorer regions of Portugal, mountain territory …

Portuguese Salt Cod and Potato Casserole
Post | David Leite on 05.10.05 | No Comment
Portuguese Salt Cod and Potato Casserole

Bacalhau à Gomes de Sá
Adapted from a recipe by chef Manuel Azevedo
of LaSalette Restaurant, Sonoma, CA
Serves 6 to 8
Chef Azevedo, born on the island of São Jorge in the Azores, literally turns this favorite upside …

Portuguese Bread Soup with Jumbo Shrimp
Post | David Leite on 05.10.05 | No Comment
Portuguese Bread Soup with Jumbo Shrimp

Açorda de Mariscos
by Elisabeth Luard
from The Food of Spain and Portugal
(Kyle Books, 2005)
Serves 4 as a main dish, 6 to 8 as an appetizer
Lisbon’s açorda is made with fresh seafood — usually prawns (large shrimp) …

Portuguese Swordfish Kabobs
Post | David Leite on 05.10.05 | No Comment
Portuguese Swordfish Kabobs

Espeto de Espadarte
by Elisabeth Luard
from The Food of Spain and Portugal
(Kyle Books, 2005)
Serves 4
Swordfish is one of only three fish firm enough to keep its shape on a skewer; the others are tuna and monkfish, …

Portuguese Custard Tarts
Post | David Leite on 06.26.04 | 2 Comments
Portuguese Custard Tarts

Alfama’s Pastéis de Nata
by David Leite
Adapted from a recipe by chef Francisco Rosa of Alfama
Makes 40 pastries
The secrets to a crispy, flaky pastry is to make sure the butter is evenly layered, all excess flour is …

Portuguese Deep-Fried Green Beans
Post | David Leite on 05.10.04 | 4 Comments
Portuguese Deep-Fried Green Beans

Peixinhos da Horta
by David Leite
adapted from Pap’Açôrda
Makes 6 to 8 servings
The literal translation of the title of this dish is “little fish from the garden.” The name comes from the fact that once the beans …

Portuguese Pineapple Picando Burger
Post | David Leite on 05.10.04 | No Comment
Portuguese Pineapple Picando Burger

by Susan Mello
Makes 4 burgers
Picando means spicy or prickly, and this burger with a bite is by cook-opera singer-and-musical performer Susan Mello. In 2003 it took top honors in Sutter Home’s Build a Better Burger …