Captain Duarte's Salt Cod Cakes
Based on my father-in-laws recipe, these fish cakes use salt cod. Trust me, it is worth the effort to find the salt cod. The slight saltiness of the cod brings out a whole new dimension of flavor. Who knows fish better than a Portuguese fishing Capt? Even Emeril would be proud! Serve with a good tartar sauce.
Arroz de Braga (Portuguese Rice)
This is a popular rice dish from Portugal. The rice is cooked with ham, sausage, chicken thighs, red bell pepper, and cabbage.
Portuguese Shrimp
Wonderful tasting shrimp. Easy to make.
Portuguese Muffins - Bolo Levedo
These are tasty English muffin-like breads from Titia Teolinda in St Micheal, the Azores. They're baked on a griddle, like pancakes.
Bacalhau Portuguese ao Forno (Salt Cod with Tomatoes and Olives)
Portuguese recipe for baked cod with potatoes, tomatoes and lots of olive oil. You need to soak the cod in water overnight to remove the salt. Serve hot.
Mom's Portuguese Beef Stew
This is a favorite home meal from my mom. My sister had to write while my mom cooked in order to get the recipe right. It's easy and will impress anyone. Serve steaming hot on a bed of white rice.
Portuguese Custard Tarts (Pasteis de Nata)
Chef John shows you how to perfect the world-famous Portuguese custard tarts.
Homemade Portuguese Chicken
This Portuguese chicken can be baked or grilled. You may double or triple the recipe (or more if required) for bigger batches of chicken. An easy recipe to make several servings for a party!
Portuguese Sweet Bread I
This recipe is for the bread machine. It is similar to homemade grandmother's sweet bread.
Easy Shrimp Mozambique
Shrimp Mozambique is zesty shrimp in a saffron and garlic-based sauce. Great served over rice.
Caldo Verde (Portuguese Green Soup)
This soup is a Portuguese favorite of mine. It is a creamy soup with the wonderful use of kale, giving it the green soup look. Enjoy it with a thick slice from your favorite loaf of bread!
Malasadas
Aloha! Here in Hawaii, malasadas are the ONLY donuts we have! They are sold at fundraisers and are very popular. There are many Portuguese descendants in the islands. Onolicious!