
Bacalhau à Brás (Portuguese Salt Cod)
Portugal's most beloved salt cod dish — shredded bacalhau with silky scrambled eggs, crispy matchstick potatoes, olives and fresh parsley. Simple genius.
马介休、蛋挞、piri piri——受大西洋影响,味道浓郁。
葡萄牙美食受到大航海时代的双重影响:葡萄牙将辣椒带到非洲和亚洲(piri-piri 从莫桑比克和安哥拉带回来),将天妇罗的祖先引入日本,并将香料带回家,同时保留了中世纪的面包、橄榄油和葡萄酒的支柱。最具代表性的痴迷是马介休——自 1500 年代以来从纽芬兰水域捕捞的咸干鳕鱼——葡萄牙厨师声称一年中的每一天都有不同的食谱,从马介休到马介休酱。
尽管面积很小,但该国的划分却很明显。北方人烹饪丰盛:caldo verde(羽衣甘蓝和土豆汤配chouriço)、tripas à moda do Porto 和浸有啤酒酱的 francesinha 三明治。阿连特茹的内陆地区偏爱以面包为主的菜肴,如 açorda 和 migas,搭配来自橡子喂养的黑猪的猪肉。阿尔加维和海岸以烤沙丁鱼、蛤蜊 (amêijoas à Bulhão Pato) 和在铰接铜容器中烹制的卡塔普拉纳炖菜为生。
家庭烹饪是直接而节俭的:菜肴依靠大蒜、橄榄油、月桂叶、新鲜香菜(在欧洲不常见)和通过chouriço熏制的辣椒粉。这种传统的甜食传统诞生于修道院,使用蛋白经过淀粉洗衣和酿酒后剩下的蛋黄,制作出蛋挞、蛋挞和数十种富含蛋黄的糕点,这些糕点至今仍是咖啡馆的主食,除了比卡浓缩咖啡。
马介休
盐鳕鱼是全国性的食材,经过浸泡后可制成数百种菜肴,从奶油马介休玉米饼到油炸马介休酱。
烤沙丁鱼和海鲜
炭烤沙丁鱼、章鱼和蛤蜊搭配大蒜香菜酱,是欧洲人均鱼类消费率最高的国家之一。
Chouriço 和猪肉
熏辣椒腌制的 chouriço 为汤和炖菜增添风味,而阿连特茹的橡子喂养黑猪则出产秘制肉和李子肉等珍贵部位。
以面包为主的菜肴
Açorda(大蒜和香菜炖面包)和 migas 将不新鲜的面包变成主菜,这是阿连特茹烹饪的标志。
皮里皮里
来自葡萄牙非洲的鸟眼辣椒为著名的烤鸡 (frango piri-piri) 和腌料调味。
传统甜点
诞生于修道院的蛋黄糕点——蛋挞、蛋挞、toucinho do céu——定义了葡萄牙咖啡馆文化。
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Portugal's most beloved salt cod dish — shredded bacalhau with silky scrambled eggs, crispy matchstick potatoes, olives and fresh parsley. Simple genius.

Shattering puff pastry shells filled with burnt, blistered, cinnamon-scented custard — Lisbon's most famous pastry.

Portugal's national soup: silky potato and kale broth with slices of smoky chouriço — humble, nourishing and deeply comforting.

A rich and indulgent Portuguese sandwich with layers of meat and cheese.

A rich Portuguese seafood rice stew brimming with prawns, clams, mussels, and fragrant coriander.

Marinated pork with clams, fried potatoes, and pickled vegetables — a signature dish from the Alentejo region.

A traditional Algarve fish stew cooked in the iconic clam-shaped copper cataplana pot with tomatoes and peppers.

Creamy Portuguese rice pudding perfumed with lemon zest and cinnamon, served cold with decorative cinnamon patterns.

Flaky custard tarts with caramelised tops from Lisbon.

Portuguese baked duck rice with chouriço and olives.

Portugal's most beloved salt cod dish — flaked bacalhau scrambled with golden matchstick potatoes and silky eggs, finished with olives and parsley.

Portugal's most beloved soup — silky potato broth threaded with ribbons of dark kale and enriched with smoky chouriço — simple, nourishing and deeply satisfying.

Algarve's spectacular seafood stew of clams, prawns and mussels steamed in a copper cataplana with white wine, chorizo and tomatoes.

A classic Portuguese salt cod casserole layered with potatoes, onions, olives, and hard-boiled eggs — one of Portugal's most beloved bacalhau dishes.

Portugal's beloved custard tarts with a flaky pastry shell and a rich, slightly caramelised egg custard filling, dusted with cinnamon and icing sugar.

A rich Portuguese duck and rice bake where duck legs are slow-cooked then shredded into saffron-scented rice, topped with chouriço and baked until golden.

Portugal's legendary pork sandwich — thin slices of marinated pork simmered in a garlicky, paprika-white wine sauce, stuffed into a crusty roll.

Portuguese layered fish stew with potatoes, tomatoes and white wine — the fisherman's pot from the Atlantic coast.

Portugal's most famous soup — silky potato broth with finely shredded kale and slices of chouriço sausage.

Salt cod with hand-cut shoestring potatoes, scrambled egg, caramelised onion and black olives — Lisbon's most beloved cod dish, refined.

Portuguese egg custard tarts with crackling laminated pastry and blistered, caramelized tops — best eaten warm with cinnamon dusted on.

Portuguese spatchcocked chicken bathed in piri-piri chili-garlic-lemon marinade, charred over flame.

Lisbon's iconic comfort dish — flaked salt cod tossed with crispy matchstick potatoes, soft-scrambled eggs, fried onions, parsley and black olives.

Minho's national soup — a thick potato base swirled with finely shredded couve galega kale, crowned with spicy chouriço slices and Portuguese olive oil.

Porto's monumental cured-meat sandwich layered with steak, ham, fresh sausage and linguiça, draped in melted cheese and drowned in spicy tomato-beer sauce.

Fresh grilled sardines with nothing but coarse salt, olive oil, and a squeeze of lemon — the jewel of Portuguese coastal cooking.

An assortment of Portuguese appetizers — salt cod fritters, cheese, cured meats, and olives — the Portuguese answer to charcuterie.

Portuguese custard tarts with caramelized tops — Lisbon's famous flaky pastries, Belém's pride.

Crispy-skinned, fiery Portuguese-style chicken marinated in piri-piri, garlic and citrus.

Lisbon Lemon Herb Grain Bowl turns portuguese pantry flavors into a complete grain bowl with salmon, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.

Porto Smoky Tomato Soup turns portuguese pantry flavors into a complete soup with white fish, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.

Algarve Sesame Lime Stew turns portuguese pantry flavors into a complete stew with chicken legs, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.

Madeira Charred Pepper Noodles turns portuguese pantry flavors into a complete noodle dish with wheat noodles, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.

Azores Green Herb Salad turns portuguese pantry flavors into a complete salad with grilled chicken, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.

Minho Lemon Herb Flatbread turns portuguese pantry flavors into a complete flatbread with flatbread dough, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.

Alentejo Smoky Tomato Traybake turns portuguese pantry flavors into a complete traybake with sweet potatoes, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.

Coimbra Sesame Lime Fritters turns portuguese pantry flavors into a complete fritters with salted fish, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.

Douro Charred Pepper Breakfast Plate turns portuguese pantry flavors into a complete breakfast plate with yogurt, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.

Aveiro Green Herb Dessert turns portuguese pantry flavors into a complete dessert with coconut, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.
Portuguese Market Lemon Herb Rice Bowl brings portuguese flavor to a practical rice bowl built with chicken thighs, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.
Portuguese Village Smoky Tomato Soup brings portuguese flavor to a practical soup built with mushrooms, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.
Portuguese Garden Sesame Lime Skillet brings portuguese flavor to a practical skillet dinner built with cauliflower, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.
Portuguese Harbor Charred Pepper Noodles brings portuguese flavor to a practical noodle dish built with rice noodles, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.
Portuguese Mountain Green Herb Salad brings portuguese flavor to a practical salad built with grilled chicken, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.
Portuguese Festival Lemon Herb Flatbread brings portuguese flavor to a practical flatbread built with flatbread dough, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.
Portuguese Homestyle Smoky Tomato Traybake brings portuguese flavor to a practical traybake built with sweet potatoes, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.
Portuguese Street Sesame Lime Fritters brings portuguese flavor to a practical fritters built with salted fish, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.
Portuguese Golden Charred Pepper Breakfast Plate brings portuguese flavor to a practical breakfast plate built with beans, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.
Portuguese Weeknight Green Herb Dessert brings portuguese flavor to a practical dessert built with coconut, olive oil, garlic, paprika and vinho verde, and a fresh parsley finish.
Saucy tomato rice simmered with shrimp, clams and mussels, a soupy Portuguese seafood rice from the Algarve coast.
A pureed potato soup with shredded kale and slices of smoky chourico, Portugal's most beloved and comforting everyday soup.
Flaked salt cod tossed with crispy shoestring potatoes and softly scrambled eggs, one of Portugal's most beloved bacalhau preparations.
Tender boiled octopus tossed with onion, bell pepper and olive oil, a refreshing Portuguese coastal salad served chilled.
Chicken marinated in a fiery piri piri chile sauce, grilled or roasted until charred and juicy, a Portuguese classic with African roots.
Crispy fried fritters of flaked salt cod, mashed potato and parsley, a beloved Portuguese appetizer found at nearly every celebration.
Crusty Portuguese bread rolls with fresh cheese, ham and a simple tomato spread, a light, unfussy Portuguese breakfast.
Flaky puff pastry shells filled with a rich egg custard, baked at high heat until the top blisters and caramelizes, Portugal's most famous pastry.
A hearty boiled dinner of various meats, sausages and vegetables simmered together, one of Portugal's most substantial traditional feasts.
Thin garlic-marinated steak rolled in flatbread with mustard and pickles, a wrap-style take on Portugal's beloved prego sandwich.
Cubed beef skewered on bay leaf branches and grilled with garlic and coarse salt, a Madeiran specialty often served hanging from the table.
Bell peppers stuffed with a rice, ground beef and tomato filling, baked until tender, a comforting Portuguese family dinner.
Cooked black-eyed peas tossed with onion, egg, parsley and vinegar, a simple, protein-rich Portuguese salad found at family tables.
Seared steak finished with a garlicky pan sauce and topped with a fried egg, a simple Portuguese cafe-style steak dinner.
Whole peppers roasted until charred and soft, peeled and dressed simply in olive oil and garlic, a classic Portuguese starter.
Crescent-shaped fried pastries filled with a creamy shrimp bechamel, a beloved Portuguese savory snack found at cafes nationwide.
Shredded duck folded into rice cooked in its own broth, topped with crispy chourico and baked until the top turns golden, a Portuguese classic.
Thin-sliced Portuguese pork marinated in garlic, white wine, and toasted spices, piled into a crusty roll.
Tender Portuguese meatballs simmered in a sweet-spicy piri-piri tomato sauce.
A hearty Portuguese bean and sausage stew finished with a swirl of fresh herb butter.
A delicate Portuguese omelet infused with saffron and fresh herbs, folded soft and golden.
Rustic Portuguese bread porridge simmered with deeply browned garlic, olive oil, and fresh cilantro.
Portuguese-style baked sardines drizzled with olive oil, garlic, and a bright finish of fresh mint.
A flaky Portuguese chicken pot pie filled with herbed shredded chicken and vegetables.
A simple Portuguese tomato salad with deeply caramelized onions and good olive oil.
Portugal's famous piri-piri roast chicken, marinated in chili and garlic with a touch of honey sweetness.
Mixed Portuguese-style roasted vegetables finished with a fresh herb butter for extra richness.
Light Portuguese sponge cake bites infused with saffron, drizzled with a fragrant herb-infused honey.
Pillowy fried dough dusted with cinnamon and a touch of sweet paprika sugar, a Portuguese festive treat.
Rich, deeply savory rice simmered with slow-cooked onions and paprika, a Portuguese everyday comfort bowl.
A brothy, saffron-tinted seafood rice loaded with shrimp, clams and mussels, a coastal Portuguese classic.
A hearty, smoky lentil soup with chouriço and sweet paprika, a Portuguese neighborhood staple.
Bell peppers stuffed with chouriço rice and slow-cooked onions, simmered until tender.
A baked chicken and rice casserole scented with saffron and slow-cooked onions.
A smoky beef burger blended with chouriço and sweet paprika, topped with caramelized onions.
Creamy Portuguese rice pudding scented with lemon and cinnamon, tinted golden with a touch of saffron.
Shredded salt cod scrambled with crispy potato straws, onion and eggs, a beloved Portuguese holiday dish.
葡萄牙美食以无数种马介休(咸鳕鱼)、蛋挞、piri-piri 鸡、烤沙丁鱼和 caldo verde 汤而闻名。这是一种以海鲜为主的大西洋烹饪,用大蒜、橄榄油、月桂叶和新鲜香菜调味,搭配内陆的猪肉和熏香肠传统,以及源自修道院的蛋黄糕点。
葡萄牙烹饪广泛使用新鲜香菜(在西班牙很少见),更倾向于咸鳕鱼和大西洋鱼,并且喜欢像 açorda 这样的面包稠菜肴。西班牙有更浓厚的米饭(海鲜饭)和小吃传统,并且直接使用更多的熏辣椒粉而不是通过香肠。葡萄牙的 piri-piri 热度及其非洲和巴西的影响也没有真正的西班牙同等。这些菜系相关但又明显不同。
葡萄牙船队从 1500 年代初期开始在纽芬兰附近捕捞鳕鱼,将其腌制并晒干,以便长途航行回家。结果——马介休——可以无限期保存,价格便宜,而且符合天主教的禁食规则,几个世纪以来一直是日常食品。尽管现在主要从挪威进口,而且价格不再便宜,但它仍然是平安夜晚餐的核心,而且“365 种食谱”的说法也经久不衰。
Caldo verde——土豆、羽衣甘蓝和chouriço汤——是最简单的入口。 Frango piri-piri 只需要腌料和烤架或热烤箱。 Amêijoas à Bulhão Pato(蛤蜊配大蒜、橄榄油、白葡萄酒和香菜)需要 10 分钟。 Bacalhau à brás 是将浸好的鳕鱼与鸡蛋、洋葱和小土豆炒在一起,是最平易近人的盐鳕鱼菜肴。
大多没有。葡萄牙大陆烹饪用大蒜、月桂叶、辣椒粉和香菜轻轻调味。例外的是 piri-piri,这是一种从葡萄牙前非洲殖民地采用的鸟眼辣椒酱,与烤鸡一起食用,可作为餐桌调味品,但加热程度是可选的,由食用者自行决定。与墨西哥或泰国菜相比,即使是 piri-piri 菜肴也算中等。