Gil's Portuguese Recipes

This site will be dedicated mostly to authentic Portuguese food recipes. I will include other recipes that I believe are good. I hope all the recipes taste as good as you think they will. Please return often as I will be publishing new ones all the time. I hope you enjoy my Portuguese food recipes.

Please feel free to post and publish my material to any media source (such as websites, news groups, letters and message boards), printed media such as magazines, cookbooks, printed newsletters or newspapers. If you publish my material, please link to my home page as explained by the example below.

I know many of you stand at the stove for long periods of time cooking. We have tried a Gel Mat and they work great. Click on the banner below to see the variety of choices.

Check out the clearance center at GelPro to save from 15 to 61 %.

Recipes from the 4 finalists at Pillsbury contest.

Click here to visit The Lobster Net directly from Maine.

 Printable Grocery coupons sites to save on groceries and more.

If you need a good oven temperature guide here it is http://hypertextbook.com/facts/2005/JenniferZhong.shtml

Click here to go to my Reader Recipe page. Here you find many recipes from people who send them in to me. A lot of them are not Portuguese but a fantastic addition.

Click here to read an article about this web-site from the Standard-times in New Bedford on 7/7/04. I have included a couple of corrections. 

Great story of my Portuguese ancestors Click here.

Visit a new and different gourmet catalog site @ catalog request  

Just a note,

I have always enjoyed watching Emeril Lagasse and now even more. He is not only a great Chef he is a great humanitarian. The Emeril Lagasse Foundation seeks to inspire all young people, especially those of disadvantaged families. The foundation supports and encourages the programs that create developmental and educational opportunities for children within communities where Emeril has restaurants operating. Emeril seeks to help those young people be all they can be.
What a man. Visit his foundation website @ http://www.emeril.org/

Here is his web-site in case you would like to find his recipes. http://www.emerils.com/ 

Do to lots of talk about Piri-Piri peppers, I have found a great farm that has Piri-Piri Pepper plants. Piri-Piris are also called Pili-Pili or Gindungo. Piri-Piris are used to make great sauce. Check the recipe in the left hand column . Here is the link to buy the plants http://www.thechilewoman.com/. I have heard that some people find them even in stores like Wal-Mart. Look for  small jars like Tabasco peppers they are small red peppers.

If you're looking for a special recipe or you find something wrong with my site -let me know. portfood2002@ yahoo.com. I will try to help if I can. I would like to hear from you on the outcome of any of the recipes you try. This will help me to improve my recipes.

Please check out my new addition. I have new pages now of recipes from readers who send them to me. Some are variations of ones that I have and some are different. So, when you are looking for a recipe, check these also.

    

 
Portuguese translator use http://world.altavista.com/
This translate English to Portuguese or Portuguese to English.

El acoplamiento antedicho le llevamos a mi Web site para los catálogos libres. Para ayudar con traducir el inglés al español para utilizar http://www.babelfish.altavista.com/