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Old Oct 25th 2008, 6:09 pm
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I am having friends round for a meal in a 2 weeks time, I thought i would do a portuguese evening,starters are done and main course , pork and clams and piri piri, has anyone got any good piri piri recipes and some nice portuguese desserts recipe would be good also. they love france so it would be good to prove the french don't have it all in cooking. thanks in advance
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There's a recipe for Portuguese custard tarts in Delia's new "How to Cheat" book. I've not tried it myself, but if you're interested I'll send you the recipe.

Sounds a great idea by the way.
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If you go to Albufeira the national dish seems to be 'all day english breakfast' I can give you the receipe for that if you want to impress the French?
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If you go to Albufeira the national dish seems to be 'all day english breakfast' I can give you the receipe for that if you want to impress the French?
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If you go to Albufeira the national dish seems to be 'all day english breakfast' I can give you the receipe for that if you want to impress the French?

I'm sorry but I find it highly offensive to talk about bacon
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thank you for your suggestions but will need more info on traditional dishes because the full english breakfast would not go down to well at eight o'clock at night and im fed up with eating bacon, more of a heart man myself, with a nice drop of wine.
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http://www.inlovewithlisbon.com/2007...guese-recipes/

I love the sweet rice,never known anyone not like it,maybe that would be an easy pudding?
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I love the sweet rice,never known anyone not like it,maybe that would be an easy pudding?
That's definitely my favourite too.
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sounds good, we have had a trial with custard tarts, very good, but no good for the waistline.
will have to have a trial with rice pudding now, (what a shame)
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That's definitely my favourite too.
Yep s'nice with lots of cinnamon sprinkled on it.....yum scrum
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my taste buds are watering, I love cinnamon
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Originally Posted by Golfister
There's a recipe for Portuguese custard tarts in Delia's new "How to Cheat" book. I've not tried it myself, but if you're interested I'll send you the recipe.

Sounds a great idea by the way.
I made this recipe last week and thought the use of creme fraiche spoilt the taste. Next time I will use extra thick double cream. I also used sweet shortcrust pastry and made them in a muffin tin giving nice deeper custard tarts.
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Would be interested to find out how the rice pudd. turns out. It is sometime difficult to get fresh cream here however. We had been looking to see which rice should be used - now we will give it a try. Enjoy
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But not sausages, eh?
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But not sausages, eh?
Oooh! You little devil.
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