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Graciosa Style Fried Dough
This recipe for Graciosa Style Fried Dough, better known as Filhos a Moda de Graciosa is to die for. The recipe comes from my friend Dilia. Even when I cut the recipe in half, it still makes about 3 dozen. The number of fried dough…
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Peas, Linguiça and Eggs
This Arab influenced dish of stewed Peas, Linguiça and Eggs is one that may just convert a non-pea eater to a pea lover. It can also be made with baby fava beans, chick peas or even edamame. Use frozen tender peas to make this Peas, Linguiça…
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Shrimp Mozambique
Shrimp Mozambique (Gambas Mozambique) is the one of the easiest shrimp dishes to make. Influenced by one of Portugal's former colonies, it has a spicy kick to its already heady sauce.
Serves 2 - (4 as an appetizer )
Ingredients
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Easter Bread (Folares)
This Easter Bread (Folares) of Emma Silva's, still uses the old fashion method of using ones hands to mix. It is a method still used by old timers, who feel electric metal beaters ruin the flavor of the bread. Usually one person…
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Beer Cake (Bolo de Cereveja)
Beer Cake (Bolo de Cereveja) is a favorite with those who like beer. Make sure you use your favorite beer for this cake.
Serves 10 to 12
2 cups sugar
1 cup butter, softened
4 eggs, separated
1 cup beer (8 ounces
3 cups all-purpose…