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guest hungry
Portuguese Food
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knows where i can look online to get traditional portuguese recipes. I was interested in relatively easy and quick dishes something like "arroz de tomato". Perhaps a few deserts. Or anyone have any of their own portuguese recepes they'd like to share?
And why not have a carvoeiro.com recipes list?
I was wondering if anyone knows where i can look online to get traditional portuguese recipes. I was interested in relatively easy and quick dishes something like "arroz de tomato". Perhaps a few deserts. Or anyone have any of their own portuguese recepes they'd like to share?
And why not have a carvoeiro.com recipes list?
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Michael Crane
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Re: Portuguese Food
We have, in Chit Chat! Join us and take a lookguest hungry wrote: And why not have a carvoeiro.com recipes list?
SEA FOOD RICE,
BASE
Soften a red onion and red or green pepper in olive oil,
Add a tin of tomatoes , herbs ( to your taste ) we use coriander and mixed herbs plus fish stock ( fresh or a cube will do ).
Let this cook down slowly for 20-30 mins.
THen add your sea food ( Sainsbury,s and ASDA both do packs of mussels, prawns and calamari.
Cook your rice ( we like a Rissoto type ) also in fish stock.
Add to the seafood and base.
You can add white wine, or a litlle chili if you want.
We like to finish off with a few large prawns or green lip mussels, more for show than taste.
Delicious and not expensive.
BASE
Soften a red onion and red or green pepper in olive oil,
Add a tin of tomatoes , herbs ( to your taste ) we use coriander and mixed herbs plus fish stock ( fresh or a cube will do ).
Let this cook down slowly for 20-30 mins.
THen add your sea food ( Sainsbury,s and ASDA both do packs of mussels, prawns and calamari.
Cook your rice ( we like a Rissoto type ) also in fish stock.
Add to the seafood and base.
You can add white wine, or a litlle chili if you want.
We like to finish off with a few large prawns or green lip mussels, more for show than taste.
Delicious and not expensive.
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Peter Belinfante
Re: Portuguese Food
Take a look at this link: http://europe.google.com/search?hl=nl&l ... resultatenguest hungry wrote:Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knows where i can look online to get traditional portuguese recipes.

